Have you ever herd of the RnB producer-artist Stevie Hoang? Well, this 24 year old  East Londoner, is definitely someone you should keep your eyes on!  He has already achieved 15.5 million plays on Myspace; 1.2 million YouTube views for the song “Addicted”; 65,000 albums sold in Japan; a Number One airplay single in Japan, All Night Long; in the UK, 3000 albums shifted, sold by the artist himself (literally). He has even had a international record deals before any UK label had a clue who he was!

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Jordan Pitt has been acting since the age of 11. He attended the famous Sylvia Young Theatre School where he studied for 5 years  and went on to Middlesex University where he earned a  BA (Hons) in Drama and Theatre Arts with English.  Jordan has appeared in various theatre productions such as the musical Oliver, the Hip Hop musical, ‘Scratched Out’. Jordan’s film credits included Beat Bullying, Big Mistake, The First Never Dies, The Brink, Big Mistake and Find Her Keep Her.

Check out Jordan in the short film Big Mistake.

Jordan is currently starring in the theatre production “12.30 am”, a 21st century take on a West Indian family in south London. The play brings together a dynamic cast of professional actors to showcase an exciting outlook on family relationships, the trials of single Mothers and absent Fathers and the truth on our streets today. This play is a definite must see!!!!

For furtjher information vistsit http://www.jordanpitt.com and to book tickets for 12.30am visit http://www.intermissionactors.com/whatson.htm

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Incisive is a 26 year old Law graduate, rapper and producer  from West London. He is not new to the music scene as back in 1998 he reached the finals in Choice FM’S Rapology with his group I.N.A (Incisive & Adrenaline), he has  recorded two albums titled The Archives and Checkmate and featured on the track “London N.E.W.S” alongside Baby Blue, Sway and J2K. Incisive’s latest single “release” also made single of the week on Ras Kwame’s Homegrown show on BBC 1xtra.

Incisive states that ‘I hope to bring realness back to the industry……We need real topics and real music back in hip hop…In this current climate of rap, people are dying for good music,’ he acknowledges, ‘and with this whole independent boom, there is more room to be yourself and not just do what some executive is telling you to do.”

‘This time next year, I want as many people to hear and appreciate my music as possible,’ he states, without hesitation. Money and fame are side products of all this, number ones aren’t everything. There are loads of artists who have had number ones, but not long-lasting success and respect.’

I’m loving this guy’s laid back cool flow, he is definitely someone to watch out for!

Read more to listen to his tracks and let us know what you think!

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