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AimerAmour was in attendance at the listening party for Division 1 artist CHERLISE at Opera Ultra Lounge in Washington, DC. The Miami, Florida native performed songs from her debut mixtape “Ground Zero” including the radio hit, “Hollyhood” and “I’m So Ready” featuring Fat Joe.

Being the fifth child of ten siblings, Cherlise has learned how to stand out and work hard from a young age. The daughter of two pastors wasn’t allowed to listen to secular music growing up and cleaned a local studio in exchange for recording time. It was in this studio, after hours where Cherlise would record the demo that would change her life.

Fast forward to fate taking its course, Cherlise being in the right place at the right time and multi-platnium rapper Fat Joe listening to her demo and introducing her to renown writer/producer Rico Love [Beyonce, Usher].

Cherlise signs with Rico Love’s Division 1′s label and her unique sound is introduced to the world via the single, “Love You Right” featuring Lil Wayne produced by Love. Even with a feature from one of the hottest rappers in the game, Cherlise isn’t getting comfortable, she’s just getting started.

In the midst of her listening party, Cherlise speaks to AimerAmour about upbringing, artist comparisons, and her undeniable work ethic.

Ladies literally fell to the floor screaming with excitement during Tank’s set. Tank performed several of his hits including “Celebration” (feat. Drake) “Sex Music” “Emergency” and “I Can’t Make You Love Me” from his last CD “Now or Ever”. Tank also talked to his audience about how much work they put in to get ready for their men. He asked who had paid to get their nails and feet done and then gave a few special ladies money for going out of their way to look good. “Tank paid for that” the crooner said his adoring fans.

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Sony/RCA/Polo Grounds Music recording artist A$AP ROCKY stops by the DTLR (Downtown Locker Room) offices in Maryland for a listening session with media outlets before performing to a sold out crowd at the Baltimore Soundstage.…

AimerAmour Editor-In-Chief Zon D’Amour recently filmed an interview with Atlantic Records/Duct Tape Ent. artist ALLEY BOY which is now featured on VladTV!

Alley Boy is one of the most controversial up-in-coming artist from the south. In his interview with Elite DC Radio’s THE PAY DAY SHOW, the Atlanta, Georgia native discusses beef with Young Jeezy, hopes of working with Eminem, his massive fan base outside of the ATL and the three people he would like to SLAP!

Pegged as ‘The TMZ of Hip-Hop’, VladTV features some great exclusives on your favorite artists. The AimerAmour team is ecstatic to have over 7,000 views of the video in 48 hours!

GRAMMY Award Winning Rapper, Actor and Activist COMMON speaks with popular On-Air Personality Aladdin at The Park’s 4th year anniversary. The Chicago native discusses his 9th studio album, “The Dreamer/The Believer” in stores December 20th. Since the release of his …

In the latest “At Work With…” episode, AimerAmour spends the day with ALADDIN, Prince of the Airwayz from WPGC 95.5 The Washington, DC native is an excellent role model for any on-air radio aspirants. A former international tap dancer, Aladdin has had many career accomplishments before the age of 25. In less than 4 years, Aladdin worked his way up from interning at WPGC to producing the Donny Simpson Morning Show as well as Co-Producing Big Tigger’s “Live in Tha Den” radio show. Producing and contributing to the Home Team and the Donny Simpson Morning show resulted in Aladdin receiving the opportunity to have his own show, “Nocturnal Nation” every Monday through Friday from 2am-6am. Aladdin comments, “This station is my second home, I’ve literally worked 12 to 18 hours shifts, damn near spent the night here on many occasions but it was well worth it, I’m doing what I love, living out my dreams and not many people can say that.”

With two of the hottest tracks on the radio this past summer, “Racks” and “Tony Montana”, one might think FUTURE is new artist but the Atlanta, Georgia native has been paying his industry dues for years. The songwriter/producer has written hooks and hits for many of your favorite rappers including Ludacris. Beyond his songwriting and production abilities, what makes FUTURE stand out from other emerging rappers is his work ethic.

Long before his current deal with Epic, FUTURE’s presence had taken over Atlanta, Georgia with several of his mixtapes being played in heavy rotation throughout the clubs and on the radio. Consistent radio spins for an unsigned artist is quite an accomplishment but it’s quite normal for FUTURE.

FUTURE speaks with AIMERAMOUR about his entrepreneurial endeavors, Freebandz Productions, how he built his fan base and provides advice for new artists on what to do when they get signed.