PRINCE OCKI, Is an artist born in New York & raised in THE BRONX. As a young boy he fell in love with the art of entertainment. Being poor and suffering from the environment of poverty there were limited choices for the youth to pick from. Killing talent shows & entertaining crowds of people had become his niche. This channel is a continued journey of his musical therapy. Stay tuned in.
Black Oxygen has worked their way to having a respectful name in the music game, recently signing a distribution deal with Warner Music Group/ADA/Twenty Two Recordings. Now a pop band based in Los Angeles, brothers David and Nick Lyle’s career started back in their midwestern hometown of Kansas City, winning first place in a battle of the bands and then David winning first place in a guitar competition. This combined with a tireless work ethic sling shotted them into a strong independent career, building it themselves from the ground up. They’ve released multiple albums, have multiple chart topping Billboard appearances, a collaboration with rap legend Tech N9ne, Danny Trejo appearing in their Short Film/Music Video, and a new generation recreation of the iconic hit “Butterfly” with the original artist Crazy Town’s Shifty Shellshock himself. Black Oxygen is built on endless persistence and they are always willing to go the extra mile and do the hard work day in and day out to strive to the next level of success. Along with their music they have made themselves successful entrepreneurs with their 1st place award winning “Bangin’ BBQ Sauce” available online at Walmart and in many stores and restaurants across the US. They’ve just partnered with Embroidery Studio LA to produce their clothing designs into a luxury clothing line. Merchandise and Bangin’ BBQ Sauce available at blackoxygenmusic.com. Up next for Black Oxygen is their realest and rawest album to date, “Last Ones Standing,” an album built on relentless positivity even in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges, inspiring you to work through anything to achieve your wildest dreams! The lead single/music video “Hollywood Nights” will be hitting radio this May and stay tuned for Black Oxygen’s busiest year yet for 2024!
PRINCE OCKI, Is an artist born in New York & raised in THE BRONX. As a young boy he fell in love with the art of entertainment. Being poor and suffering from the environment of poverty there were limited choices for the youth to pick from. Killing talent shows & entertaining crowds of people had become his niche. This channel is a continued journey of his musical therapy. Stay tuned in.
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Richmond, Virginia, is the backdrop for a gripping new documentary, “Surviving Andre,” set to release on August 16, 2024. Filmed by Vzual Films, the documentary chronicles the harrowing experience of Nkese Hayes as she navigates the aftermath of being scammed by notorious con man Andre Vann aka Gepetto Jackson . With the creative support of Bone The Mack, this film promises to reveal the deep emotional and financial scars left by Vann’s deceit after he scammed her family of all their life savings. After trying to get legal justice to no avail , Ms Hayes has decided to take matters into her hands and is on a quest to tell her story publicly in hopes of creating awareness and eventually ending his 20 plus years of scamming innocent people . She hopes to put an end to the long list of victims all over the country .
For Nkese Hayes, this project is a significant diversion from her career as a psych nurse practitioner . She is well aware of the mental health repercussions victims endure from Andre’s crimes . Andre is one of many imposters who use celebrities and their identity to scam unsuspecting victims . This issue has become very prevalent in the music industry and can be mentally and emotionally devastating to his victims .
The documentary is a personal and professional milestone for Hayes, as she steps into the role of storyteller , victim , warrior, and advocate. By sharing her story, she aims to shed light on the pervasive problem of scams in the industry, hoping to prevent others from falling victim to similar schemes.
“Surviving Andre” not only delves into the specifics of Nkese’s ordeal but also explores the broader impact on her family and community. The journey of documenting this story was transformative for Hayes, offering a platform for healing and awareness. She invites anyone who has had dealings with Andre Vann to come forward, hoping that their collective voices will amplify the message of resilience and caution. This compelling narrative is poised to resonate with many, providing both a cautionary tale and a beacon of hope for all who have endured similar experiences.
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