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Update: Dem Franchize Boyz' Parlae Gets Drug Charges Reduced
Wednesday. 8.30.06 7:03 am
Tuesday - August 29, 2006 by Janeé Bolden
Dem Franchize Boyz
Dem Franchize Boyz member Parlae, and six others appeared in a Fulton County courtroom yesterday for a plea hearing, only to have their charges reduced.
As SOHH previously reported, Parlae (whose real name is Maurice Gleaton) was arrested along with seven other men at an Atlanta recording studio this June when police searched Making Big Moves Entertainment and discovered several pounds of marijuana.
Yesterday, August 28th Parlae appeared before Judge Thelma Wyatt Cummings Moore at his plea hearing, which had previously been rescheduled from an earlier date. When the defendants' charges were read they had been reduced from drug trafficking to the charge of possession with the intent to distribute.
"The crime lab responsible for weighing the drugs has determined the amount of drugs recovered was below ten pounds," Parlae's attorney Ash Joshi told SOHH. "The change in the charge is significant because trafficking carries a mandatory minimum sentence of five years but the new charge of possession with the intent to distribute carries no minimum sentence."
The case will also be moved to a new judge (Judge Craig Shwall) because fellow defendant, Making Moves Entertainment CEO Anthony Blalock (who was the target of the June 13th police search warrant) has another open trafficking case from a previous arrest. Joshi told SOHH that it's possible the courts may decide to charge Blalock separately from the other six defendants but either way Parlae probably will not have to report back to court for another three to four weeks. Joshi expects the case will go to trial within the next month and a half.
Parlae will be returning to tour with the rest of Dem Franchize Boyz on their Up Close and Personal Tour this Friday, September 1 in Virginia Beach, VA. The remaining dates of the tour are listed below:
9/1 Verizon WirelessVAVirginia Beach,VA
9/3 Alltel Pavilion Raleigh, NC
9/4 Boutwell Auditorium Birmingham, AL
9/7 American Airlines Arena Miami, FL
9/8/ Ford Amphitheatre Tampa, FL
9/9 ChastainParkAmpitheater Atlanta, GA
9/10 Verizon WirelessNCCharlotte, NC
9/12 Germain Ampitheater Columbus, OH
9/14 FedEx Forum Memphis, TN
9/15 UMB Bank PavilionMOMaryland Heights, MO
9/16 DTE Energy Music Theatre Clarkston, MI
9/17 Charter One Pavilion Chicago, IL
9/21 Verizon WirelessTXSelma, TX
9/22 Cynthia Woods Pavilion The Woodlands, TX
9/23 Smirnoff Music Centre Dallas, TX
9/24 Verizon WirelessKSBonner Springs, KS
9/28 Gibson Amphitheatre Universal City, CA
09/29 Verizon WirelessCAIrvine,CA
9/30 Cricket Pavilion Phoenix, AZ
10/1 Journal Pavilion Albuquerque, NM
10/6 Sleep Train/Chronicle Pavilion Concord, CA
10/8 Sleep Train Amph. (Marysville) Marysville, CA
Daily Hip-Hop News:Master P Pens Hurricane Katrina Play, Takes It On Tour
Wednesday. 8.30.06 7:06 am
Tuesday - August 29, 2006 by Janeé Bolden
Master P
New Orleans native, Master P, has recently penned "Uncle Willy's Family" a hip-hop gospel comedy play about one family's post Hurricane Katrina experience.
The play stars comedian Terry Miles as Vietnam veteran Uncle Willy, who takes in several members of his extended family when their home is destroyed during Hurricane Katrina.
"The moral of the play is put your trust in God, believe in your family. Nothing is impossible. Use hard times as an opportunity to grow," Master P told Yahoo!Music.
Clearly the rapper, who was raised in New Orleans' 3rd Ward Calliope Projects, is putting this belief to practice. Master P, whose real name is Percy Miller, appears as an actor in the play, as does his son Romeo and his brother Silkk the Shocker who both rap as well.
Master P also credited the success of Tyler Perry's Madea franchise for building up the gospel theater audience.
"Madea opened the door, and there hasn't been another character who could stand on his own. This is a great opportunity to open up a lot more doors for other people to have a play based around a character," Master P told Yahoo!Music.
"Uncle Willy's Family" is scheduled to go on the road touring the Gulf region during early September. The play is scheduled to visit Meridien, Jackson and Greenwood, Mississippi in addition to Beaumont, Texas. Additional performances are expected in New Orleans, Houston, Baton Rouge, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago and New York. For more information about "Uncle Willy's Family" please visit: www.unclewilly.com.
In related news, Master P is also planning to begin casting his reality TV series next month. The show "America's Next Hip-Hop Stars". Snoop Dogg, Romeo, Paul Wall and former BET personality Free have been tapped to judge the competition on the TV show. Those interested in trying out can register at the official website for the series.
Tuesday - August 29, 2006 by Blazin' Mixtapes
Mixtape Report - 8/29
This week's mixtape report picks Mick Boogie, Lil' Wayne & Juelz Santana, DJ Big Mike, DJ Smallz & Rick Ross, DJ Green Lantern & Team Invasion, and DJ Radio.
Mick Boogie, Lil' Wayne & Juelz Santana - Blow: The Mixtape
The two hottest young boys in hip-hop are joining forces to drop one of the most anticipated albums of the year. New Orleans' own Lil' Wayne aka "The Fireman" and Dipset's own Juelz Santana aka "Human Crack in the Flesh" are set out to make history. Mick Boogie cooks up an appetizer of sorts to prepare the world. "Blow" (the "I Can't Feel My Face" edition) is the prequel to the up coming release and features hot tracks and freestyles from the dynamic duo along with some trademark Mick Boogie exclusive remixes for good measure.
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DJ Big Mike - This Is Why I'm Hot
Still killing the exclusives game like no other is DJ Big Mike, the Connecticut kid fresh out the studio with D-Block and hittin' the streets with treats. Features new joints from Cassidy, D-Block, 50 Cent, Mobb Deep, Hell Rell, Fabolous and more.
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DJ Smallz & Rick Ross - Southern Smoke 28 (Miami Heat)
Rick Ross is doing numbers on Soundscan and still making rounds. Linking up with DJ Smallz, the Prince of Southern mixtapes, "Southern Smoke 28" is packed with the latest Dirty South hip- hop bangers including new music from Project Pat, Field Mob, Rick Ross, Ludacris, Slim Thug and much more.
[Listen] [Buy]
DJ Green Lantern & Team Invasion - The Best Of Dipset
Team Invasion is on their grind with their mentor DJ Green Lantern and this time around they hit us with a little uptown action. The best of Dipset features 30 plus heatrocks from the Dipset gangstas including hot instrumentals, freestyles and of course exclusive production and remixes from the Evil Genius himself.
[Listen] [Buy]
DJ Radio Presents - The Best Of Hoss: Reload/Rebuild
Hosted by DJ Radio and arranged and mixed by DJ Supreme the Silencer. The one and only Hoss hit the streets hard one more time. After his much talked about mixtape entitled "Hoss Is Here" hosted by Kay Slay, he's back with 22 hot tracks of new music and freestlyles. Don't sleep on on the kid. Hoss is back.
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