Premier lifestyle and entertainment marketing firm, Audible Treats, is pleased to announce their annual Official CMJ 2010 Showcase line-up. The showcase, which will take place at Sullivan Hall in Greenwich Village on Thursday, October 21st, will feature a captivating blend of established veterans and the hottest new talents of Black Sheep, Nottz, Diamond District, Big Pooh + Hall of Justus, Chip Fu, Rah Digga, Von Pea (Tanya Morgan), Moe Green, DaVinci and The Left. This official CMJ showcase is Audible Treats' second one and is testament to the company's leadership in digital marketing and online and print publicity. Co-Founder and Director of Marketing, Gavin Rhodes, adds, "Last year's showcase in Brooklyn was an amazing success in terms of attendance and press coverage. With an unrivaled lineup and a prime location in Manhattan this year, we expect our showcase to be one of the highlights of CMJ 2010."

Audible Treats is a Brooklyn-based entertainment marketing and publicity firm specializing in print and online media coverage. Working closely with the best record labels and lifestyle companies since 2004, Audible Treats creates customized, effective marketing and publicity campaigns for countless clients, ranging the spectrum from Grammy-winners to self-funded artists including T-Pain, Too $hort, David Banner, Anthony Hamilton, Slightly Stoopid, Black Milk, The Pharcyde, and many more. By combining out-of-the-box creative strategies with industry know-how, Audible Treats plays a vital role in assisting clients to meet their goals.

If you're interested in attending this event, please contact Michelle or Dan. In-person interviews are available during CMJ with all of the artists on the bill.

Tickets are available now: http://www.ticketweb.com/t3....3065424

Wu-Tang affiliate, former Sunz Of Man member, and Red Hook, NY native Hell Razah releases his latest in anticipation of his upcoming album, Heaven Razah. The track, "Cinematic," opens with the sound of a flickering film reel, setting the tone for the track's vibe; as dramatic strings intertwine with vintage movie quotes, Hell Razah is able to conjure images of classic cinema, giving the track an undeniable air of nostalgia. Throughout the song's entirety, Razah stays true to the title, referencing iconic blaxploitation film personalities including Pam Grier and Dolemite, weaving an intricate story that gives new life to the big screen characters of the '70s.

Aside from the rapper's uncanny ability to lyrically paint his own picture of a classic film, Razah's his life has been cinematic, in its own right. Heaven Razah was completed in late March and was originally slated for release earlier this summer. True to any tragic hero, Razah stumbled upon a twist in his own journey when unforeseen medical conditions landed him in the hospital shortly after the album's completion. While the emcee recovers, an amazing supporting cast of characters from his label, Nature Sounds, have announced that the album is ready for release, and will be donating profits from the album to help support Razah's family in these trying times.

Download the single "Cinematic": Here (right click & save as)

The final chapter finds Hell Razah dropping knowledge on African-American roots, mixtapes, skinny jeans, and artists who cliam they don't write lyrics.