Presents... "THE GET BACK"

"How We Does That" The AMAZON.COM most popular downloaded song of 2004. This limited edition Cd is the first ever available music by Omar Epps and BKNYC RECORDS. This lyrical legend has been described as a young Marvin Gaye in his hay days. "O.E." "I Love The Streets" is the song that has received the most inquiries from V100 listeners this year. Epps is an artist that is touching the souls of many fans thru his music." --Reggie Brown Programing Director, V100 Millwalkee Hottest Real (s...) on These Streets, April 11, 2004 I purchased the O.E. BKNYC Records "Get Back Mixtape", which is a Eternal classic, a undeniable must have in the H2 cd changer. If you don't have it your collection your stash ain't tight. For that song Gangsta, you deserve more checks than nikes. --Reviewer: --CHIEF ROCKER from Detroit --Amazon.com ___ We were all enthralled seeing BKNYC Records and O.E. perform the Get back at club Amos' Southend on "Industry Nights" The performance was nothing short of amazing. The live footage of the performance has been in heavy demand like it was a video on the charts. Thanks for the footage and interview. --Rashaan Smith "City Heat T.V." WJZY (UPN46)Charlotte N.C. --J.Davis Wpeg Power Fm --Eddie Owens Wpeg Power 98 I played it on the air the minute I got it at the station. --Whtx F.M. --Bill Black It was an amazing experience working with O. Epps and BKNYC RECORDS on the Def Jam Vendetta game available fall 2004. The final version of the game is awesome. --The Hit Factory Recording Studios --Ea Sports Game Programers ___ Dear Staff at BKNYC Records and specialy Mr. Alston Dangeroz P. and Mr. Epps, My name is Timo Zapf. I know this girl named Shae who got an Omar Epps Fan-site. And we were talking in her Forum and at other HipHop-site forums about your group Wolfpack, and the song "Definition". Many of them liked this song so much, but never got a chance to buy it and never saw it in the Internet. Most of them are looking for this song since they saw the video on MTv in 1995 or 1996. Me personally, I'm a DJ from Germany and I'm looking for this song and the album, since I saw the video on YO MTv RAPS! Back in 95 or 96. But never got a chance to buy it over here. Where can I still get it purchase this cd. I've been playing the get back an it's a definite smash. I know you would make a lot of fans all around the world very happy if we could get that old record. Or maybe the song in mp3 that Shae could post on her site or you could post it at your site. And a little info about your album and the group, that we can give the fans at the fan site some new news. --Thanks in advance. --Timo Zapf From: antwan_mclean@hotmail.com To: "** DANGEROZ**" Subject: BKNYC RECORDS Date: Fri, 02 Apr 2004 16:48:37 +0000 Peace BKNYC Rec.. I got the singles today. I think everything is fire! --WGBT 94.5 --Whyle Coyote ___ From: "Susan Morningstar" >To: >Subject: Omar's pictures from V-12 Columbia, SC >Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 15:40:25 -0400 > >Not sure who to get with on this.... >I'm Susan Morningstar, Promotions Director at InnerCity Broadcasting in >Columbia, SC. Omar and his crew came to Columbia, SC Friday, 5/14 and made the south hot. I have >some pictures of the show, we thought you'd want copies. > >Susan Morningstar >WMFX/ESPN/WWDM Promotions Director *360 HIP-HOP JUNKIES* What do you think makes someone a hip-hop actor, and do you see yourself as being that? I don't know what makes a hip-hop actor. For me, I am hip-hop. This is my culture. That's me every day and I happen to act. So if you wanna call it that's cool but at the same time acting has no range. Acting is everything you can play under the sun. Like hip-hop. The two kinda go together and people kinda show me that love becase I come from that generation. I bring the integrity, the passion, all of the colors. Hip-Hop is a multicolored thing. It's like a rainbow, it's not just black and white, and I try to embody all those things... _062|XXL Magazine| Jan/Feb 2004 ***************** Welcome to the future of hip hop music, BKNYC Records! BKNYC Records was founded by the young legend, Omar Epps. Epps is a product of hip hop culture and has become a staple in the urban community. For those who don't know, Epps has been recording music for over a decade having worked with artist such as Sticky Fingas, Total, Treach (of Naughty by Nature), Nate Dogg & Scott Storch. He's had deals with Priority and Mercury Records. With a wealth of experience under his belt, Epps has branched out to form his own label, BKNYC Records. BKNYC Records is home to artists such as Shaneo Delano (Big Daddy Kane's younger brother), Mic P (former Aftermath producer), Texas Wilson & O.E. himself. "The Get Back" Mix-CD has been mashing up the streets along the east coast and the dirty south. ** Now**, we offer it directly to you the consumer. Buckle up and enjoy the first installment from BKNYC Records! "You're rolling or you're getting rolled over!" This is a limited edition. Vol. 1 ORDER YOURS TODAY. COMMING SOON: August 2004 The COMPILATION BKNYC RECORDS