@JagudEye Artist Highlight: Miami's Own - BAWSE MANE!

MWBEATS.com & JagudEye Shines Light On Indie Artists!

HPM  and JagudEye were live on the scene to catch the energetic performance of Miami's very own Hiphop recording artist 'Bawse Mane' at the Marvelous Mondays artist showcase held at the Vagabond every month in Downtown Miami. This artist has a boldness that is rare and captivating. He resembles the likes of Andre 3000 (to me personally), only not as tall.  He had a full 'squad' of more than 6 of his peers who represented BBMG (Bawse Mane Music Group) by both wearing the company's slogan on t-shirts as well as accompanying him on stage during his performance.  He has truly made his mark in his community and we look forward to seeing him again in the near future. Wishing you the best of the best- 'Bawse Mane'!  -Kandayia Ali  - MWBEATS.com

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Miami Native and Hiphop Recording , Artist “BAWSE MANE” was born and raised in the heart of Liberty City. Although music was not his first love he actually got lots of accolades as a talented athlete, he soon realized that music was his passion He started music at the age of 15 where he developed and played the drums in the percussion section band. An alumni of Miami Northwestern Sr. High, his first public performance was a talent showcase held at the Tallahassee Community College in 2006.

In 2007, he opened for Lil Wayne in Ft. Meyers. Bawsemane continued to impress and progress forward, and signed with Big Boy Music Group in 2011… Bawsemane has performed in several events to support his community including a “No Stress Success” Community Rally and also, a Black History show at a local elementary school. His single “MIA” was featured on “Local Love” segment on WEDR 99 Jamz radio station where he also won 2nd place in their “Battle Grounds Next 2 Blow” contest. His latest mixtape “The Campaign” can be found on Hotnewhiphop.com 

CONNECTING WITH ARTIST ONLINE:

• BAWSE MANE'S FB FAN PAGE
• BAWSE MANE'S TWITTER
• ITUNES LINK FOR SINGLE: ''I'M ON IT"

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HipHop Icon GURU of GangStar Dies From Cancer. He Is A LEGEND That Will Be Missed.

Guru, the pioneering hip-hop legend who united jazz and hip-hop as a solo artist and half of the influential duo Gang Starr, has died. He was 43

Guru, whose real name was Keith Elam, died Monday after a battle with cancer, his producer, Solar, told MTV. Guru was hospitalized late February after suffering cardiac arrest and was briefly in a coma.

During his final days, Guru penned a farewell letter to his fans to be released upon his death,

Solar said."I, Guru, am writing this letter to my fans, friends and loved ones around the world. I have had a long battle with cancer and have succumbed to the disease," the letter read. "I have suffered with this illness for over a year. I have exhausted all medical options. I have a non-profit organization called Each One Counts dedicated to carrying on my charitable work on behalf of abused and disadvantaged children from around the world and also to educate and research a cure for this terrible disease that took my life. I write this with tears in my eyes, not of sorrow but of joy for what a wonderful life I have enjoyed and how many great people I have had the pleasure of meeting." (Read the whole letter here.)

See other celebrities who've died in 2010 Those mourning Guru included Ice-T, who tweeted Monday that he was "paralyzed with sorrow."

"Guru... Rest In Peace O.G." he added. "I miss you.

"Guru first found fame in the late '80s when he partnered with DJ Premier to form Gang Starr, releasing such classic albums as No More Mr. Nice Guy and Step in the Arena. Though Guru was rooted in Boston and Premier in Houston, their sound came to define the dense New York underground rap sound — one characterized by jazz loops and complex rhymes.In 1993, Guru released his first solo album, Jazzmatazz Vol. 1, the first of his four-volume Jazzmatazz series. The disc featured collaborations with such notable jazz musicians as Donald Byrd and Roy Ayers.Guru reteamed with DJ Premier to release three more Gang Starr albums, the last of which, The Ownerz, hit shelves in 2003. But the two had a falling out, and Guru wrote in his letter that he didn't want Premier to participate in any tributes following his death.In recent years,

Guru worked with Solar, who produced Guru's final Jazzmatazz installment and two other solo albums.Guru is survived by a son, KC