(May 1, 2009 – Denver, CO) Denver based hip-hop artist and producer Kajmir Royale today announced the release of his new single “None of That”.
“None of That” is a new Hip-Hop single produced, written and performed by Kajmir Royale. The song is getting plays by DJs worldwide and a non-traditional marketing campaign.
“None of That” is the first hip-hop single to come out of Colorado with commercial sound and engineering. Kajmir Royale designed the beat, wrote the lyrics and recorded the vocals at 1620 Studios run by singer/songwriter/producer/engineer/multi-instrumentalist JD Feighner (pronounced “finer”) in Colorado Springs. The track mixed in New York by Feighner, Ryan West, and mastered by “Big Bass” Brian Gardner (www.bigbassbrian.com). For more information, lyrics, and to download the single visit www.noneofthat.com.
Also on the track is Nina Marie, an R & B vocalist from Atlanta. Nina Marie won four Georgia talent shows before opening for acclaimed hip hop star Lil’ Wayne at the age 16. Singing the hook is Kassanova, an R & B vocalist from Montgomery, Alabama who has been singing, mixing, and engineering music for the last five years in Colorado Springs.
The song will be performed live at the People’s Fair in Denver, CO on the main stage on Saturday, June 6 by Kajmir Royale, Nina Luv, and JD Feighner their band The Beat Show. For tour dates visit www.kajmirroyale.com.
About Kajmir Royale
Kajmir Royale is a top hip-hop producer with over 40 million downloads working with artists and labels globally through Soundclick, the largest distributor of online beats. The son of a Navy dentist, Kajmir traveled all over the world as a young adult and since 2005 has been writing and singing self-produced songs. Kajmir’s first single ‘Keep it Movin’ achieved radio success across Colorado. For more information on Kajmir Royale visit www.kajmir.tv.
About The Movement
Kajmir shied away from major record deals choosing to work with Lead Alliance Media Group lead by Greg Preston Tyiir, Mike Downey, and Adrian Smith. The team, capitalizing on their worldwide network of DJs, radio stations, and fans uses innovative new technologies to push the music. Their viral and experiential marketing tactics have increased web traffic, merchandise sales, concert attendance and fan participation. Examples of these tactics include streaming video and audio of live performances, text to screen messaging, ticket sales through SMS short codes, contests, and listening stations. Fans are welcomed to sample clips and ringtones at shows through Bluetooth technology on their cellular phone. Concertgoers are able to purchase audio recordings, photos and video of the live performance they are attending on a USB flash drive.