Music for Film and Television

Further — R&B, Hip Hop
She Cry — Hip Hop
All Over Again — Hip Hop
Collard Greens and Broccoli — Hip Hop
Worldwide — Hip Hop
Ballin Like A Fooliah –
Bad One — Hip Hop
Demma Know Care — Hip Hop
Interlude (Drum and Bass Mix — Drum and bass
My Twitter Tweet — Hip Hop

Musical Styles/Genres
Urban – Reggae, R&B, Hip Hop

“Sounds like” and/or Influences
Bob Marley meets Lil Wayne

Artist Info
A creative, but accurate one-sentence description of your music: “My music is bold and innovative — a unique blend of rap, reggae, and hip hop — put into a blender and made into something that is hard to qualify in words but sure to impress the ear.” – Finish the sentence, someone will like your music if they like… “Music that is different from the rest — music that hits you hard and never stops going.” – How and when you
started making music / quick bio: I started making music by kicking in my mother’s womb. My mom took me to a lot of concerts before I turned 6 and I started playing piano in church at the age of 8. – What makes your music different? “My music is different because of the fact that it is filled with vocal surprises, lyrical genius, and unique beats. My music is like nothing you’ve heard before — it will keep you guessing and will never fail to intrigue you.” –

Key career highlights:
Obtaining an international publishing deal with Touchtunes, getting my music on over 50,000 Jukeboxes in North America and obtaining global ringtone distribution. – Convince me to see your next show: “My true passion for my music comes out when I perform live. You can feel my emotions in the songs, and really get a sense for why music is my first love. The energy that comes out on stage is unparalleled and will
leave you thirsting for more. I feed off of the audience’s excitement, and they feed off of mine.” – Why is it important for you to connect with music fans and what do you have to offer them as an artist? “It is critical that I connect with my fans because they add fuel to the fire that is already burning within me — the need to make my music. I offer my fans true loyalty. No one is as connected to their fans as I am. I’m always happy to take time for my fans, whether that be emailing them or letting them watch me on my webcam as I create my next masterpiece. Being connected to the fans means that I am always making sure my music is something they continue to enjoy. I have even based songs off of my fans, because that is how important my fanbase is to me. Without the fans my music wouldn’t have grown as fast as it has, and no matter where things go from here for me, my fans are always my number one priority.”

Contact
Young Dread
youngdread@theyoungdread.com
678-983-6930
www.YoungDread.com

Hometown
Pawleys Island, South Carolina

Young Dread – Urban, Reggae, R&B, Hip Hop Music for Film and Television Licensing

Filed under: Hip Hop, Male Vocal, R&B, Reggae