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Vive Lou Vega

Release of new artist, Lou Vega's "Vive Lou Vega" mixtape.

2011-11-22
NEW YORK, NY, November 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Hip-hop artist Lou Vega makes his official debut to the music scene with his Vive Lou Vega mixtape. Executive produced by Pop Luciano and Lou Vega this mixtape is being released through the independent label Buck50 Entertainment. Featuring works such as 28 Grams, Bologna and The Rulez, Vive Lou Vega, is being hailed as a street anthem mixtape, one not to be missed.

Following the successful feature on and garnering over 4,000 downloads of The Hoodpromo TV Mixtape presented by DJ L-Gee and Hoopdpromo.com Lou Vega saw his opportunity to get his music out to his new fan base.

To dowload Vive Lou Vega please visit: http://www.mediafire.com/?t5n6tzmmwydemht. For more information and booking inquiries please contact his talent representative or manager. Like the Official Lou Vega Facebook page, follow Lou Vega on Twitter @bfwtg and @dagr8niggaracci. Website http://www.itsvega.com coming soon.

ABOUT LOU VEGA:

As today's music remains lyrically challenged and inundated with dance crazes and commercially charged rhymes. Only handfuls of young and up and coming artist remain focused and true to long-lasting careers in hop-hop. Amongst that group is Lou Vega, a young Upstate, New Yorker, born and raised, with something to say. Subsequently following in the footsteps of rappers he admires, as an up and comer he made it an agenda early on to position himself in becoming one of the most regarded and reigning rappers of New York. Embodying tenacity and aligning his dream of making it as a full-fledged rapper Lou Vega is here to leave his mark.

Like clockwork you'll find Lou Vega mastering his craft. Dedicated to the studio writing and laying down rhymes, he's ready to step on stage and rock the crowd. A melee of well formulated rhymes, classic hip-hop sound, witty punch-lines and a distinct delivery are only some artistic elements that define Lou Vega's music. Unlike many young artists currently on the scene he's not here for the fast money or the fame, Vega's here for the art, to be heard and recognized for his talents. Following his feature on The Hoodpromo TV Mixtape presented by DJ L-Gee and Hoodpromo.com, which garnered over 4,000, downloads, Lou Vega has decided to release Vive Lou Vega as a proclamation of his talents. It's evident that Lou Vega's no longer conceptualizing but, on a runway to success.

Media Contact:

Bernice Victor --- @diamondselite
Talent Representative
917.627.2490
bvictor@itsvega.com

Emerson Victor
Manager
845.629.0241
evictor@itsvega.com


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[Press-News.org] Vive Lou Vega
Release of new artist, Lou Vega's "Vive Lou Vega" mixtape.