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Social Ebonics / The Wax Cafe's Details
Status:
Single
Hometown:
DA G BUILDIN
Ethnicity:
Latino / Hispanic
Zodiac Sign:
Sagittarius
Occupation:
THEWAXCAFE PNCRADIO PERSONALITY
Social Ebonics / The Wax Cafe's Schools
Cuny Bernard M Baruch College
New York, NY
Graduated: 2003
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Other
Major: ENTERTAINMENT JOURNALISM
Minor: MUSIC MARKETING & PROMOTIONS
THUROEBREAD ENTERTAINMENT NEW YORK, US WRITER INDI HIP-HOP
2007
SMELLSLIKEMUSIC.NET ALL OVER, US WRITER INDI HIP-HOP
2008
LOUD RECORDS NEW YORK, US PROMOTER PUBLICITY
2000
SCRIBEFORCE.COM ALL OVA THE WRLD, US WRITER INDI HIP-HOP
2008
ARTOFRHYME.COM ALL OVA THE WRLD, US WRITER HIP-HOP
2008
HEARNEWBRUNSWICK.COM ON POINT RADIO SHOW EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT from 12:00 midnight until 2:00am NEW BRUNSWICK. , NJ US ALL MENTAL'S ON POINT RADIO SHOW
E.O.W./ END OF THE WEAK GLOBAL, NEW YORK US PUBLICIST PUBLICITY
2008
THE WAX CAFE / PNC RADIO 4-6PM MON-THURS ALL OVER, US RADIO PERSONALITY PNCRADIO.FM
About me:
Growing up in Brooklyn, New York born 1975, Taisha, aka Social Ebonics was always surrounded by music. When asked about her musical inclination, the first thought that comes to her mind is: “One, my mother always had music playing in the background and for some reason I identified music with being happy and two, I was six or seven years old and I remember having a fisher price record player, I would sneak off and take my grandmothers 45inch records and scratch on them trying to emulate what I had just heard on the radio.” (She smiles at the memory) but it didn’t begin there.
Taisha’s trials and tribulations began at the tender age of four, maybe even younger, but four is where the recollection starts. At the age of four, Taisha was taken away from her mother and left to believe she was dead to then being placed in a foster home, to then finally being placed in an environment called “family”. Family not only being biological but musically incorporated as well. Despite the psychological mayhem she was going through at the time, whenever she heard music it would bring her peace and serenity or back to that “happy” place she mentioned before. Music, “hip hop” in particular, became her form of sanity and identity. Hip hop gave Taisha a sense of being and a voice that needed to be heard. When Taisha felt alienated, hip hop became her companion, when she felt weak it became her strength, when she felt lost it became her guide…hip hop became her culture, her LIFE!
Taisha’s musical career started out in Mark Twain JHS for the gifted and talented with concert band as her major and tenor saxophone as instrument, which later carried over into high school. In pursuit of her musical career, Taisha attended the Institute of Audio Research as well as Baruch CUNY to gain more knowledge and to become a well rounded individual in the entertainment industry.
In 2000, she interned at Loud Records and had the pleasure and honor of pushing the late great Christopher Rios aka Big Pun’s album while working in the promotions department. Since then, she’s been trailblazing through the industry critiquing for several online hip hop magazines, doing publicity for artists, venues as well as organizing events and last but not least, she’s A Radio personality for the Hip Hop show “The Wax Café” on www.pncradio.fm. When asked what impact hip hop has made on her, she responds by saying, “Hip Hop saved my life and I want to help save others.”
THIS FRIDAY @ SHY LOUNGE AS WE BRING YOU OUR 1ST EVER LADIES NIGHT FEATURING A SPECIAL LIVE PERFORMANCE BY
*"CHELLEY"*
PERFORMING HER #1 SMASH HIT SINGLE
*"I TOOK THE NIGHT"*
MUSIC BY POWER 105.1 & 2009 LATIN MIXX FEMALE DJ OF THE YR "DJ LADY CHELLEZ" & LA MEGA AFTER PARTIES OWN "DJ ASH", ALL HOSTED BY THE 1ST LADY HEAVY HITTER
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Yo THE WAX CAFE / PNC RADIOasaurus. I just found out that we're related...and as a special family only present we've made a new song for you called "End of Days" (start doing backflips now). It's an epic instrumental opus to the moment when our ancient Dino relatives saw a large fiery object plummeting towards them. Please come to our page, give it a listen and let us know if it makes you feel like something catastrophic is gonna happen. If the song upsets you too much we will be holding several s support groups (read: comcerts) in the near future. Check our page for locations, dates and times.
Growing up in Brooklyn, New York born 1975, Taisha, aka Social Ebonics was always surrounded by music. When asked about her musical inclination, the first thought that comes to her mind is: “One, my mother always had music playing in the background and for some reason I identified music with being happy and two, I was six or seven years old and I remember having a fisher price record player, I would sneak off and take my grandmothers 45inch records and scratch on them trying to emulate what I had just heard on the radio.” (She smiles at the memory) but it didn’t begin there.
Taisha’s trials and tribulations began at the tender age of four, maybe even younger, but four is where the recollection starts. At the age of four, Taisha was taken away from her mother and left to believe she was dead to then being placed in a foster home, to then finally being placed in an environment called “family”. Family not only being biological but musically incorporated as well. Despite the psychological mayhem she was going through at the time, whenever she heard music it would bring her peace and serenity or back to that “happy” place she mentioned before. Music, “hip hop” in particular, became her form of sanity and identity. Hip hop gave Taisha a sense of being and a voice that needed to be heard. When Taisha felt alienated, hip hop became her companion, when she felt weak it became her strength, when she felt lost it became her guide…hip hop became her culture, her LIFE!
Taisha’s musical career started out in Mark Twain JHS for the gifted and talented with concert band as her major and tenor saxophone as instrument, which later carried over into high school. In pursuit of her musical career, Taisha attended the Institute of Audio Research as well as Baruch CUNY to gain more knowledge and to become a well rounded individual in the entertainment industry.
In 2000, she interned at Loud Records and had the pleasure and honor of pushing the late great Christopher Rios aka Big Pun’s album while working in the promotions department. Since then, she’s been trailblazing through the industry critiquing for several online hip hop magazines, doing publicity for artists, venues as well as organizing events and last but not least, she’s A Radio personality for the Hip Hop show “The Wax Café” on www.pncradio.fm. When asked what impact hip hop has made on her, she responds by saying, “Hip Hop saved my life and I want to help save others.”
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