#Monalyse

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To celebrate the release of the 1800 Seconds collaborative album, 1800 Tequila supported the 10 contributing up and coming artists including Ant White, Cartel Count Up, Don Zio P, Hass Irv, Monalyse, Nita Jonez, Sam Austins, T Got Bank, Trevor Lanier and Tyler Thomas who performed along with Pusha-T at Sony Hall in Midtown manhattan in December 2018.

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Divas of Detroit

Detroit’s music history includes many great divas like Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, and Anita Baker.The city pumps music through its veins and has so many beautiful artists to offer. There are some amazing up and coming divas from the D and these are just a few. Kash Doll She has inexplicably labeled herself as “That Bitch”. With confidence, beauty, hot lyrics, and a big old booty she is taking…

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Smoke x Mirrors '18|12: III

Smoke x Mirrors ’18|12: III

Let me take my bow for a 2018 that gave my team and I more trials and lessons than we could have ever anticipated. However, I believe that we were able to take our lumps and make it through thanks largely to the quality of music we’ve had the privilege to discover, feel, vibe with and enjoy. Asides our common upbringings, music has always been a big part of our bond. And it shall be a big part of…

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Pusha-T & 1800 Tequila's "1800 Seconds": Meet The Artists

Pusha-T & 1800 Tequila’s “1800 Seconds”: Meet The Artists

On Friday December 7th, Pusha-T and 1800 Tequila linked up to shine a spotlight on ten emerging artists, giving each of the 10 artists roughly 180 seconds. Now, with the project available on all major streaming services, familiarize yourself with the ten selected artists:

Ant White from Philly, PA, Cartel Count Up from Hampton, VA, Don Zio P from Middletown, CT, Hass Irv from Harlem, NY, Monaly…

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'TIL WE SEE THE SKY from eightfold on Vimeo.

Website: tilweseethesky.com/

The history of Detroit has changed vastly over the past century. It has faced countless moments of hardships and injustice, economic and political ups and downs, but a sense of optimism and pride for the city remains in the hearts of many of those who live here. Our goal with this film was to create a conversation around the disproportionate effect of COVID-19 on Detroit and African Americans, and the spirit that held on, even as the worst pandemic in modern history ravaged it's neighborhoods. The production for this film began during the height of quarantine at the beginning of May, but during our editing process of this film, George Floyd was killed by police. Sparked by the unjust brutality that Mr. Floyd faced, and fueled by the on-going systemic racism & police murders of Black people in this country, the Black Live Matter Movement swept across the globe. As storytellers we decided to pivot our film and broaden the message beyond the pandemic and speak to all the injustices African Americans face as whole, and how the city of Detroit embraced the movement and demanded change and justice. This piece and message wouldn’t have been possible without the meaningful leadership and support from Detroit Producer Bre’ann White, and Writer Mic Phelps. Thank you for guiding us in documenting this story. On the website you can find resources and support for those affected by COVID-19, as well as organizations and resources related to learning about and supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement. Our film was intended to both document the lived experiences of real people in our neighborhoods, as well as provide a glimmer of hope when it felt like it was needed most. To inspire a sense of togetherness and faith that we could come out on the other side of this pandemic moving towards a world that is better and more equal than the one we left behind. We wanted this film to create positive and productive conversations around the protests that are happening across the world, and to help uplift a movement that will make a permanent change, must, make a change - because Black Lives Matter.

Production Company: The Eightfold Collective Producer: Bre’ann White Director: Nick Stachurski Writer: Mic Phelps & Brooke Weatherford DP: Jesse Barron 1st AC: Josh Nelson Gaffer: Blake Brown Art Director: Zach Hagy Movi Op: David Ketelhut DIT: Addison brown Still Photo Development: Express Photo News Footage Researcher: Aly Weatherford Still photos by: Bre’ann White & Zach Hagy Post House: Hiatus Post Editor: Josh Beebe Colorist: Sofie Borup Color Producer: Alexandra Lubrano Color House: Company 3 VFX: Esteban Melean Music Composer: David Chapdelaine Sound Design and Mix: Gabe Sayre Vocals: Aaron Jones & Kaylan Waterman Music Sync: Assemble Sound Special Thanks to Stratton Camera, Advanced Multimedia, Dave Saint George, Express Photo

Voice Over By: Mic Phelps, Monalyse, Chase Walker, Kaylan Waterman

Featuring: Leslie Morgan Marwan Faulkner Doc Roxy Kiza Michael Reyes Muhammad Edna White Yolanda Haynes Gary Harvey Anthony Bost Eric Murray Junior Dedriauna Walker Dre Omi Dre Dad Malcom Burke Whitney Harmen Rhonda Slauter Verna Slauter Slauter Family Jaibe Bates Jyra Lisa Bates Dorian Bates Jaesha Bates Dillan Bates Taiyon Bates Tia Bates Jayare Bates Matthew Parry Lela Terrell-Peoples Tray Little Mr. Green Bre’ann White

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1800 Seconds from Andrew Litten on Vimeo.

A short documentary uncovering the lives of 10 artists who came together in the iconic Westlake Studios to create an album- 1800 Seconds, curated by Pusha T.

Version: Long Form

Read more: directorsnotes.com/2019/04/24/andrew-litten-1800-seconds/

Listen to the album: 1800seconds.com

Featuring (in order of appearance): Hass Irv, MonaLyse, Trevor Lanier, Don Zio P, Ant White, T Got Bank, Sam Austins, Cartel Count Up, Nita Jonez and Tyler Thomas.

Director: Andrew Litten Client: 1800 Tequila Agency: Experience-Interaction Production Company: Voyager Executive Producer: Andrew Hutcheson Head of Production: David Brickel

Producer: Steven Taylor Cinematography: Ben Mullen First AC: Riley Keeton Second AC: Adrienne Durazo Sound Mixer: Kyle Pham Steadicam Operator: Drew Weaver Key Grip: Zach Kienitz Gaffer: Ryan Oppedisano Best Boy Grip: Theo Thompson Best Boy Electric: Matt Planer Production Assistants: Will McKenna & Nick Demore

NY Unit First AC: Will Castelucci Second AC: Hunter Zimmer Sound Mixer: Anthony Thompson Steadicam Operator: Tom Willis

Post Producer: Nick Crane Editor: Andrew Litten

Audio Post: One Thousand Birds Audio Post Producer: Kira MacKnight Sound Mix: Calvin Pia Color: Company 3 Color Producer: Tom Gehring Colorist: Jaime O'Bradovich

Special thanks to Drew Baldwin

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FWA (Monalyse x Blaaq Gold) by MONALYSE

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Here Sis x Rosie Oh My God feat. Monalyse & Crystal The Doll

Here Sis x Rosie Oh My God featuring Monalyse and Crystal The Doll

So often other women think we want their man when it’s not even like that. Sometimes you just have to tell her “here sis, get ya nigga”. Three Detroit baddies Rosie Oh My God, Monalyse, and Crystal The Doll team up to set things straight. Monalyse and Crystal are excellent features giving the song pretty girl bars to accompany Rosie’s high energy and sassy lyrics. Check the song out below

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THEOREMATIC: Monalyse

Theorematic’s latest feature is Detroit’s own, Monalyse. She’s an emcee who possess the rare ability to ride the beat, also known as staying in the pocket. It allows her flow to become another layer on the track providing melody and movement. In this installment of Theorematic, Monalyse talks about her upcoming project "DILIGENCE", the Detroit sound and getting into rap by the way of poetry. This is Theorematic and the math behind Monalyses music.