Chanzilla
Big thanx to Money Tee and the Wi$eMan for the uploads. We had a lot of everyone all over the place. We had Freddy Flossalini steering the show from the DJ booth, as Mr. Blap and E-Major hosted from the front lines. And as the name suggests, all of Sac’s microphone fiendz came out to snarl, powering the crowds into hypnotic frenzy. Here’s hoping that the Wi$eLady is gonna share the video with us later so you can see how you’re supposed to end the year with a bang. The mic roster read like an A-List rollcall. The fans were hit hard by (let me catch my breaf. . . .) E-Moe, Mr. Blap, Young Nova, our own Noctavius with his MBE troops 247 & YunGhost, Brown Suga, Atrocity, Serious, J Ali, Fam Bam, Pizo, Tee Loke, MMCal. I thought I saw Hondo for a minute, but the way I was tryin to hold it down, I also thought I saw leprechauns in the men’s room. MMP was definitely in the House that night - it didn’t take long for you to realize Money Tee couldn’t be more proud of how her peoples brought out the heat and didn’t let it cool.
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TNocz
Atrocity grew up in Seaside, Monterey California. She and her mother moved to Sacramento in 1989. At a very young age Atrocity spent her time writing songs, and making up dance routines. Finally, she settled in Del Paso Heights, (the North Side) she attended Grant Union High School on Grand Avenue. Being surrounded by so many talented peers she was encouraged to start rapping. Atrocity entered a contest called Tight Rymes at a rally that Grant High put on. She was a Freshman and the only female that entered the battle. Battling against all dominant males, Atrocity won!! Atrocity attracted the attention of Ace High Records, where she recorded “Times is Crazy”, and “Do you really want to ride”. However, due to some bad circumstances she left Ace High. Three years later she met Trakmatik, where they produced the head banger “How you Liken Me”, “Mess with Me”, “How we get down”, “Act like they know”, and the deep “Look in my eyes”. Still not being signed to anyone she hooked up with Money Tee and MMP Entertainment, where they produced ” I reminisce”, “Hater”, “How come”, and “Atrocity”. With more head bangers to come she hopes to win the crowd by Bringing Da Heat!!! “I simply call what I do pure entertainment.” “I am an entertainer, and no one can change that” she quotes. With her debut album Shoulda Thought Twice, early 2005 you saw why Atrocity means Extreme Wickedness, but watch out for her new album Mayhem winter summer 2009!!!!!!!!!!! album credits MMP Records
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