BWD Magazine - October 2014

#1 Variety Magazine - A Worldwide Puclication

OCTOBER 2014 Vol 20

RHYME SCHEME RELEASES’

THAT SPEAKS ‘VOLUMES’ OF LYRICAL TALENT

ALL HANDS ON DECK

DJ S

pot

ligh

DR. DAVID VASTOLA 5 TIPS FOR EATING HEALTHY FISH

OVER A DECADES WORTH OF EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE

10 BEST HALLOWEEN DATE IDEAS

t

FEATURES 04 Eloho Efemuai Nominated For Two African Gospel Music Awards

06 Amen Alibi A Resume’ That Includes An Jefferson Starship Tour

10 Greye Folk Music’s Progressive Offspring

16 Walter B. Biondi (Featured Author) The Promiscuous Puppeteer - Tate Publishing

22 Isabella Live Recording Of “You Are Awesome” Release

23 Amorea Walker aka Moe Maurice Heads Are Now Gravitating In His Direction

COVER STORY 12 Rhyme Scheme Releases’ That Speaks ‘Volumes’ Of Lyrical Talent

LIFESTYLE 08 10 Best Halloween Date Ideas This Spooky Season Is Full Of Fun

17 Fun Halloween ‘TO-DO’s With Your Kids Celebrate The Holiday With Your Children

HEALTH 14 5 Tips For Eating Healthy Fish Dr. David L Vastola Gives Us “The Wake Up Call”

18 Breast Cancer Awareness Month Screening And Early Detection Save Lives

24 Always Best Care Senior Services Helm Of Booming Senior Care With National Expansion

ENTERTAINMENT 19 All Hands On Deck (DJ Spotlight) DJ Sincere Interviews Indie Artist Mr Cheeks

21 BWD Radio & Ms. V (Sponser) Ms V’s Becoming Well-Known As The Go-To Girl!

25 RadioShack’s Fix It Here! Same-day!

Mobile Device Repair Service & New Florida Locations

26 Model Goddess From Detroit Essence To Numerous Magazine Features 2 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

FROM THE EDITOR

LAST ISSUE

In a world where a swipe across the virtual shelf has supplanted the casual stroll down the aisle, content driven media has become the golden chalice of promotion; fresh content delivered with the minimum of fuss constantly throughout the day has become the key to ensnaring the public interest, of reaching the plateau of fame and recognition you deserve to be standing upon.

Without an audience to listen no-one can hear you talk.

Without a pair of eyes to observe no-one notices when you achieve greatness and without a market waiting on pins to learn which direction their latest fascination will be coming from no-one will be holding the banners of congratulations when you finally step up to the limelight.

With an empire of insiders working tirelessly away to bring you the biggest, best, and breaking news across the entire landscape of the media BWD Magazine has built a reputation as being one of the leading names in the industry.

When we speak, others listen.

Editor In Chief V Keach

Art Director, Graphic Artist(s) V Keach & BWD Graphics

Tips/Questions? info@bwdmagazine.com

Offical Website BWDMagazine.com Twitter: BWDMagazine Twitter: BWDPromotions

With a worldwide audience of subscribers downloading and learning which name to look out for, which band they should be following, who the next Big Thing is going to be, BWD Magazine speaks to millions of awaiting ears each and every month.

With the world as an audience BWD Magazine puts you firmly in the spotlight.

BWD Magazine- ‘Leading Whilst Others Follow’

BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 3

Pastor Troy & I love working w/you! Your professionalism, receiving heart & of course your powerful Praise/Worship album “Arise” is another reason why we grind so hard! There’s more in store African Queen!”

3HP FAM IN SCOTLAND

W

ith Urban Gospel Music on the rise including gospel hip hop, neo soul and gospel club, there is still room in our hearts for praise and worship. Music that takes us before the throne. From Aberdeen Scotland, a devoted wife, mother, ordained pastor and springs a worship leader by the name of Eloho Efemuai.

In 2011, Eloho founded Heartsong whose mission is to stir up the kind of worship that touches God and transforms lives by organizing revival spots of worship, praise and worship events with renowned and upcoming worship leaders. Since founding Heartsong, Eloho has organized and hosted 3 worship nights in the city of Aberdeen. These worship nights/concerts have seen the likes of Bob Fitts, Ian White, Chevelle Franklin, D’Amadeus, Ify, Alexander Victor, Sola Okunuga and a host of others participating in them.

4 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

Now, after so many years of singing and leading worship, she is led to be a blessing by sharing her first album ‘Arise’ **with the world. It was released on March 15th. The title track, “Arise” will cause one to lift their hands in reverence. “Holy Father, we have come.

By your grace we’re standing here. Like a fire you will burn in our hearts forever more.” A simple line in the song that says so much. Other songs on the album include “Great and Mighty”, “The Shanana Song” and “Down at Your Feet” which cause one’s left hand to meet their right hand and clap to the rhythm.

There are other tracks such as “Holy Lord” that promote the ultimate worship experience.

Overall the whole album is a must have. A new saint, seasoned saint or about to be a saint, can all appreciate the production as most importantly the experience through the message of Jesus Christ. The songs are also simple that will even have its listeners singing along.

“NOMINATED FOR TWO AFRICAN GOSPEL MUSIC AWARDS”

ELOHO Eloho Efemuai takes her gift as a singer who leads praise and worship seriously. She desires to see lives transformed in the place of worship. Engaging, energetic, inspiring and heartfelt not only describes her live on a church platform, but it transcends even on her album…... “Arise”

Contact Information: Website: www.elohoefemuai.co.uk Twitter: @elohoefemuai Facebook: Elohosmusic You Can Vote For Eloho at www.africagospelawards.com

Photo Credits - Eloho & 3HP - All Rights Reserved

BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 5

AMEN ALIBI

R

ick Couture, Five time award winning song writer of 30 years is the backbone of Amen Alibi playing acoustic guitar, drums, keys, backup vocals and harmonies, recording on indie label Ravaka

A music video for Break Down And Cry, and, a DVD of their live television broadcast of their album release concert on “Live From Center Stage” are both in post production and soon to be released.

Records.

Rick along with a vast array of talented musicians have brought his musical compositions and ideas to audible life.

Amen Alibi’s live setting consist of Rick, Johnny Sousa (recording partner and harp player for the band) and six Berklee College of Music musicians, who’s resume’ includes a Jefferson Starship tour.

Amen Alibi released their debut album “Leap of Faith” July 4, 2013; receiving a song writing award for the “I’m Dying” track, and their second album, “Addicted” on March 29, 2014. After already receiving four songwrtiting awards. “Break Down And Cry” and “Blame It On The Moon” are currently in the Top 50 on the Digital Radio Tracker rock charts.

Amen Alibi is currently putting dates together for the band’s first Amen Alibi tour.

Feel free to contact Rick and the band with any questions you may have for them by visiting any of the below contact information.

“We would absolutely love hearing from you.”

Contact Information: Website: www.amenalibi.com Twitter: @AmenAlibi Facebook: AmenAlibi

Photo Credits - Ivan Rambhadjan - All Rights Reserved 6 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

BUFFALO BITES MONTHLY FEATURE How the devil are we all? I’m struggling to believe how quickly these

The control room was initially under the same criteria but we wanted to

months are rolling around at the moment. Building a recording studio is a

have a difference in the feel of the rooms, the live room being open, airy

much bigger undertaking than you could ever imagine! I mean it’s hard...

and light but the control room being more of a spaceship (yes I really just

Like trying to perceive the enormity of the universe. I may have exagger-

said that) with all the focus being on the controls of the various gear we

ated slightly there but it’s not too dissimilar in fairness. It takes a finely

will eventually have in there, the speakers, and the window through into

balanced combination of elements to create a space (from a beaten up

the live room for visual communication between band members or myself

industrial unit) that people are going to want to be in to record their musi-

during takes. You’d be surprised what you can mime to a player mid-perfor-

cal babies. The space itself is incredibly important, scratch that, the budget

mance, as long as their attention isn’t taken by the (more often than not)

is incredibly important. Actually the location is important, the colour of

frontman pulling his trousers down to ‘moon’ them from over your shoulder

paints, position of doors, number of electrical outlets and where the light

for comedy purposes and rightly so. Anyway, I digress.

switches are. Everything is important!

So the grey we had planned for the control room turned out to be brown.

Last month I detailed the process of finding a suitable location for, and

BROWN! But we stuck with it and strangely enough it’s actually quite pleas-

starting to build our studio. This month it’s been more stud walls, window

ant in combination with the slightly bluish grey side walls and natural oak

surrounds and finally some paint. Around 60-ish percent of the walls, we

wood window surround. There is a slightly more logical approach to the

are currently painting, didn’t exist when we took this unit on and some-

colour scheme than I’m letting on as well, LED multi-coloured ribbons! The

times I just stand and wonder at the new space we’ve created. Clean lines

ribbons will provide the mood for the place with washes of colour over the

and smooth plastered walls have replaced ugly grey concrete blocks, brand

walls and around features where the grey slightly softens and adds tones

new windows now shed light into our live room through from the control

to the colours, these ribbons along with a few lighting lamps around the

room and strange wooden structures are starting to appear leant against

room should provide an interesting but not distracting backdrop to the

various walls.

music and allow us to see between the rooms without too many reflections on the glass.

One of the trickiest things has been the colours of the rooms. We knew at the beginning that the colours of the logo should set the tone, these

See what I mean about the balancing act? We haven’t even got a decent

being mostly monochromatic (black and white and any point in between)

pair of speakers in there yet! It hasn’t all been wood and nails this month

and Gold. Something else we wanted to be aware of was the somewhat

though, alongside building the studio I’ve still been recording bands 70

‘industrial’ nature of the place. They used to make nails and tacks in our

miles away at Foel Studio in Wales. Two three piece bands in one week

section of the old Wolverhampton Crown Nail Works, the entry to the unit

in two very different sessions. Indy Fire were first, a power trio belonging

has steel slabs pitched down into the unit for when they were pulling pal-

somewhere between Metallica and Nirvana who despite being well pre-

lets of nails around to and from the scales which are still situated in the

pared haven’t done a gig yet! I can only imagine they’ll rock it regardless. A

unit but now part of the corridor and unlikely to be moving any time soon

quick trip home and back again with Hope for Return, another three piece

as they’re taller than most people and are embedded nearly a metre down

who’s recent loss of a guitarist really hasn’t slowed them down, and if any-

into the concrete floor. When the unit was split into two, and then again

thing it’s opened them up to a much tighter, heavier sound.

into separate rooms the scales were too big a difficulty for the landlord to remove so they became a feature. Quite an interesting one at that and a link

After five weeks of building, arranging, budgeting and more building it

to the heritage of the building, and to a degree, the town it’s in. So finding

was great to get behind the glass again and actually record some bands,

a complimentary colour scheme to this industrial backdrop was important.

although I couldn’t help letting my mind wonder about how the first ses-

Grey. In fact several greys later and a weighty amount of astonishment as

sion might go at Crown Works Studio, Wolverhampton. Established 2014.

to what colour grey actually is and can be interpreted as, we settled on the

STUDIO STILL IN THE WORKS... NEW COLUMN COME NOVEMBER!

live room colours (or non-colours) as it is. A dark grey for the ceiling of the

Buffalo Music Production - www.facebook.com/gazz.rogers

live room and a lighter dove grey for the walls. Now this possibly sounds a

Foel Studio - http://www.foelstudio.co.uk/

bit ‘1960’s BBC’ to some of you but stay with me.

Photo Credits: Buffalo Bites - All Rights Reserved

7 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

10 BEST HALLOWEEN DATE IDEAS “Thinking of Halloween probably does not conjure up the most romantic of images but think again, my friends, because this spooky season is full of fun, creative date ideas that do not involve buying a movie

ticket or footing a big dinner bill. Here’s ten to get you started, but a little thinking could produce plenty more. After all, Halloween comes but once a year!”

1. Go costume shopping with that special someone. Even if you already have one, visit hole-in-the-wall shops or thrift stores to find accessories to make your costume extra-special. It’ll be entertaining and definitely good for a few laughs.

2. Have a “Pumpkin Day.” Visit a farm or nursery together where you can each buy the orange Halloween staple, then have fun printing out DIY pumpkin stencils, or make your own. You can invest in a cheap set of carving tools, then see whose pumpkin turns out scarier.

3. Go on a hay rack ride together. It’s a good excuse to cuddle up and enjoy the crisp fall air together, plus some good conversation. Be sure to bring along a thermos of hot chocolate or your favorite adult beverage.

4. Visit a corn maze. Especially in your area of the world, there should be plenty this time of year. Many hay ride places can give you information on where fun corn mazes are located. Be sure to dress warmly and bring along a fun attitude. If nothing else, it will be good for working on problem solving skills together.

5. Check out a haunted house in your area. Or, for even more frightful fun, look up haunted houses or locations in your area, and make a road trip in the dark to scare the begeebies out of yourselves. It will make for some fun stories to relive later on. Just make sure you don’t trespass.

8 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

6. Host a Halloween party as a couple. Plan out all the details together, as long as you’re both people that don’t get stressed out too easily and will forget to have fun with it. If you’re feeling extra adventurous, make it something less run-of-the-mill than a costume party, like a murder mystery dinner party.

7. Weather permitting, build a bonfire (preferably in the middle of nowhere) and tell each other scary stories. Bust out the sleeping bags, warm socks, and your favorite ghost stories. The hot chocolate/adult beverage rule should apply again.

8. Have a scary movie night. Each of you pick out a scary movie you both haven’t seen before, and make some Halloween themed drinks. Don’t forget to turn off the lights!

9. Don’t forget about helping out others this Halloween season. Volunteering is a great date idea. Offer to take neighborhood kids trick-or-treating, or donate your old costumes so those that are less fortunate can join in the fun. Or, you could help with a community haunted house and scare others instead of being scared for a change.

10. Help each other decorate your yards (or yard, if you live together). Look for fun ideas on DIY tombstones or signs. Working on projects together is not only fun, but it helps to build your bond.

Use your imagination and you’ll come up with plenty more. Halloween is made for thinking “out-of-the-box”, so why not apply that to your romantic life as well?

BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 9

H

GREYE

ow often is it that you get to spend time with one of the most eclectic, rhythmic, groovy, refreshing and best bands in your area; leaving you with a feeling, like you’ve been best friends with them since the dawn of time? How often is it that the drummer for a band; that you personally knew, had produced the infamous GG Allin, or that in a band’s 16-month lifespan, they’ve written and recorded twenty-eight (28) songs (enough for two complete albums), produced three music videos, planned an August 1, 2014 release of their first album titled Providence, and rehearse an average of twenty (20) hours a week?

their performance at their school’s Battle of the Bands, Ray Grimard approached them and asked if they’d want to include a drummer.

When I, Lindsay Temple, sat down with the band GREYE; one cloudy Sunday evening, I couldn’t believe their charming dynamic, not only as phenomenal musicians or bandmates, but as individuals whose passion for what they do radiates from their very beings.

Sitting on the floor with them for those couple hours, I got a sense of why GREYE is receiving so much attention. The group brings a great deal of individuality. The song’s lyrics are the work of the lead singer Hannah Summer. Though only seventeen (17), Summer’s approach is as varied and carefully crafted as any songwriter twice her age.

Dressed in ripped black jeans, high top Converse (no, really, they come up to her knees), and brown hair that had been dip dyed pink, it is clear that Hannah is a force behind the band that truly keeps them all together.

“We don’t ever want to arrive,” Hannah said when I asked about the band’s goals. “I don’t want us to work just to be good enough, I want us to just be.”

GREYE, formerly known as Locals Only, is a progressive folk band from Daytona Beach, Florida. The group is comprised of four members: Hannah Summer (vocals/ guitar), Jett Wolfe (guitar/vocals), Josh Reid (bass/ vocals), and Ray Grimard (drums/percussion). Hannah and Jett met in their high school guitar class. Bass player, Josh Reid, was added, and some time later, after 10 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

“They really didn’t want to play with a drummer at first, it took some convincing” laughs Ray, who is also a long time studio owner/producer and a teacher at the school. “I offered for them to come by my studio and jam, just to see what would happen.” Initially, Ray’s approach was to develop a sound then replace the drummer (himself) and he would just assume the role of producer and engineer. However, much to his surprise the band insisted that he stay on as both the producer and the drummer.

GREYE - FOLK MUSIC’S PROGRESSIVE OFFSPRING! The group doesn’t seem to ask for much, other than for the world to hear their music, and they absolutely deserve it. Musical influences from the likes of John Butler, Brian May, Greg Lake, Alex Lifeson, Steely Dan, Traffic, Motown and even YES give their music an incredibly unique and nearly indescribable sound.

GREYE has a phenomenal space in music, one that they’ve created all for themselves. If you get a chance do yourself a favor and catch GREYE live or by visiting any of the below contact information. You will find either experience very musically refreshing.

Beginning with a folk backdrop, their music is electrifying laden with intricate nostalgic melodies. An element of music, Ray says, that people are hungry for once again. They have rocked the crowds at the Ocean Deck in Daytona Beach, and the Daytona Beach Bandshell to name just a couple.

Contact Information:

GREYE is also the Songwriters Association of America’s current “featured artist.”

Website: GreyeMusic.com Twitter: @GreyeMusic Facebook: /pages/Greye/591010277687201

Photo Credits: Greye Music - All Rights Reserved Article Credits: Lindsay Temple - All Rights Reserved BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 11

I

f you have been paying attention to the underground music scene, you have heard Rhyme Scheme. Since 2008, the ambitious hip-hop artist has been making a name for himself thanks to his sharp raps that echo real life.

Having grown up in Detroit’s inner-city, and served a tour in Iraq, Rhyme Scheme delivers evocative messages through his lyrical talents that are quickly gaining notoriety. A recent reviewer of his All Black album stated, “His Tupac influence came out here in the freestyle, and other places in the record. I truly feel he would obliterate many independent rappers in a freestyle battle.” The depth of his lyrics, mixed with a fused sound of old-school hip hop with Caribbean influences is creating quite a buzz.

A move to LA to seize the spirit of the local scene also gave Rhyme Scheme the exposure he needed to the music industry; and it has paid off. His songs are being picked up by DJs, bringing his work to a broader audience including through the 4 Letters remix by CDXX, the remix of The World Today featuring Nyack by DJ Bobby Flirt, and DJ Blak Boy’s Hood Shit the Mixtape, released at the end of July.

He has been chosen as Artist of Tha Month on Soundz Taight – Tha Indie Spot, been featured on the cover of The Underground Fix Magazine and is going to appear in Fall/Winter issue of Blockz Magazine, and XXL in October. The video for his ‘Time Will Fly’ single off the All Black album

RHYME SCHEME

has garnered huge attention from fans receiving over 50, 000 views in a week on YoRaps.

Instagram: DirectRhythm Twitter: @OmegaSons

Rhyme Scheme shows no signs of slowing down: his brand new single “Business Over Pleasure”, featuring Young Noble and Yukmouth drops on October 15 - available for pre-sale now on iTunes. He is also working on

Facebook: RhymeScheme12 Photo Credits: Jay Kasai - All Rights Reserved

new music with producer JStaffz, and discussing collaborations with other artists and producers.

The reviews are in: “Before I listened to this album, I had no idea of who Rhyme Scheme was. After listening to this album, I can’t wait for more.

I’m a tough critic, and I’ve been called Simon Cowell before. I will say this. Rhyme Scheme delivers in “All Black” - T WILLIAMSON OF IRMEDIA GROUP.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BWD: Before we flow into the rhythm and rhymes, please introduce us to Rhyme Scheme..?

Rhyme Scheme is a hip hop artist originally from Detroit, Mi. currently living in LA. I make hip hop with a throw back feel that carries a message but is still modern.

12 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

The

Cover Story

BWD: Rhyme Scheme shows no signs of slowing down his rhythm anytime

BWD: The video for your ‘Time Will Fly’ single off the All Black album has

soon! With a brand new single titled “Business Over Pleasure” scheduled to

garnered huge attention from fans…?

be dropping soon, when and what can the listeners expect from BOP? That video was a lot of fun to do. I went back to Detroit and the Director Drivelenz Business Over Pleasure was a lot of fun. To work with two greats like Young

knew where to take the video. He gave it a throw back feel and captured the

Noble and Yukmouth was inspiring. Not only have they worked with legends,

vibe of the song. The video has over 60, 000 views on YoRaps in two weeks. It is

they are also highly respected for their music! I knew I had to step up my game.

higher than any other video on the site currently. That was rewarding to see it

The song also has a deeper meaning, as do all my songs. It is a reflection of

so well received with fans.

what has to be done to make it in this business. There are sacrifices that need to happen and there are times when it appears as though these artists have it all.

BWD: And finally, having been chosen as Artist of Tha Month on Soundz

However, the enduring ones have a real grind.

Taight – Tha Indie Spot, being featured on the cover of The Underground Fix Magazine and yet to appear in Fall/Winter issue of Blockz Magazine, as well

BWD: Your past releases speak volumes of your lyrical talent. It seems clear

as, an XXL Feature and Now a Cover Spot in BWD Magazine this October;

your early success as one of the hottest LA Hip Hop/Rap artists was very much

what can we look forward to in the coming months from Rhyme Scheme? Any

deserved. While growing up in Detroit and then relocating to LA, why has the

Award Ceremonies or Dates we should be looking to circle on our calendars?

change been so successful of a move for Rhyme Scheme?

Not bad for an unsigned artist huh? LOL The crew at Tha Indie Spot are great Well Detroit taught me the grind and hard work. I took those lessons and brought

guys. They really do support underground artists and offer a lot of ways to show-

them to LA where there are opportunities. I have travelled all over the world and

case music and it is always great to be featured on the cover of a magazine. The

appreciate each place I have been to for their different cultures. I am now utiliz-

Underground Fix is a great magazine. Blockz has also been a huge support so

ing those experiences in my rhymes.

being in the Fall/Winter magazine will be gratifying. I can remember being a kid and wanting to be in the XXL magazine – set goals, they can be reached! It is no

BWD: How is Rhyme Scheme’s style best described? West Coast swag imbued

secret that the BWD team does a great job supporting artists and to be on the

with a Mid-Western up-bringing…??

October issue of BWD Magazine is a great feeling!

That’s a good description. I might describe my sound as old school hip hop fused

We have submitted All Black to the Independent Music Awards for their consider-

with a Caribbean vibe laid on modern beats. I also hope my style is recognized

ation. That is a humbling experience and it would be an honor to get nominated.

for the quality of the sound. I learned early how important it was to invest in the

We are also booking shows now. We have some plans to do shows in Detroit

mixing and mastering of a song. I will not put out a song that I feel could not

and New York. We are also discussing the possibility of opening for Yukmouth at

compete with top artists; as far as quality.

one of his shows. In the meantime, we are enjoying promoting “Business Over Pleasure”. My management team led by Rexx Clutch has a number of things lined up so stay tuned!

BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 13

5 TIPS FOR EATING HEALTHY FISH It stands to reason that eating less meat and more fish is Lastly, 85% of the fish we eat is imported. healthier, right? Well maybe not so fast. Last year I had a couple who were very health conscious and looked it despite their 50 some years manifest symptoms of Mercury GET WITH IT poisoning and their blood levels were three times normal.

Why? Because they ate a lot of fish instead of meat and they self-contaminated themselves, so here are five facts The two biggest problems in that you need to know about in regards to fish. regards to fish are PCB’s that cause cancer and Mercury, a heavy metal that causes a myriad of conditions WAKE UP CALL including brain and nerve degeneration. The Mercury we see in deep water is large fish like Tuna, Swordfish and Mackerel that are predaThe fishing industry is in disarray tory. They get contaminated through the process of Bio thanks to the federal government magnification where Mercury is deposited in our oceans and their influence through NOAA from rain that is contaminated by our industrial waste, agency. Seventy-one percent of the which is airborne. The plants and algae pick it up, are world’s fish are being overexploited eaten by smaller fish, who are eaten by larger fish, etc., and 1/3 are illegally caught. The fishing town of etc., and with each step the mercury levels get higher, Gloucester, Mass., just south of our summer home in hence magnified.

Rockport, Mass., only fish three months out of the year and the remaining time are on a government subside, drinking beer and watching Greater Tuna! Of course the Canadians, Russians and Chinese fish away all year long.

2.

1.

14 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

KNOW THE FACTS The PCB’s we see in our Salmon, are mostly farm fed because the feed is contaminated with a carcinogen and that’s why there is a push for “WILD” Salmon, whatever that is! The only Salmon that I know of being WILD for sure is Irish Salmon so look for it. Even Atlantic Salmon despite its name is not and is farm fed. Canned Salmon and Albacore are good choices and I would encourage you to eat them because of the Omega 3 oils in them, which are very healthy for you.

3.

DR. DAVID L VASTOLA Dr. David L Vastola runs a private practice in Palm Beach, Florida, and is often called the Sherlock Holmes of Medicine for uncovering problems that other medical professionals missed. He has 4 books, 5 children, has been married for 34 years, has an assistant lovingly named Patrick the Poodle, and is showcasing a new TV pilot called, Good Health Hunting, at film festivals.

5 HEALTH TIPS MONTHLY COLUMN

WHAT IS ALWAYS FORGOTTEN Many times we are so mentally consumed with these poisons and the fish that we eat, we forget about bacteria. During my residency, I saw a patient with the flesh-eating bacteria who lost his leg and hand because of it, and I can still smell it to this day. He got it from eating raw oysters. Raw fish or shellfish are dangerous not only because they could be contaminated but there is also a concern about the food handlers, so don’t eat anything raw including Sushi which I call bait. My one daughter has been sick twice from it, and thanks to dear old dad, she is still alive and well.

4.

DON’T FALL VICTIM The bottom line, follow these guidelines and if you have any doubts, go on line, Fish2Fork.com and get some useful accurate information.

Eat only wild Salmon, canned or Sockeye Salmon, large fish such as Swordfish, Tuna and Mackerel only once a month, and if potentially childbearing, not at all because it can injure the unborn child. Of course shellfish cooked, anchovies are great choices also so put them in your Caesars salad. The smaller fish are not dangerous like Tile Fish, Cod or Haddock, which is my favorite with the former being mostly farm raised now.

5.

Website: www.yourgoodhealthfl.com/dr-david-vastola/ Twitter: @DrDavidVastola Facebook: DavidlVastola Photo Credits: Dr. David L Vastola - All Rights Reserved

BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 15

Featured Author

WALTER B. BIONDI T

he Promiscuous Puppeteer.” Tate Publishing, and author Walter B. Biondi announced the national and international release of the bestselling author’s newest suspense novel “The Promiscuous Puppeteer.” Numerous consecutive 5 star ratings and unanimously strong reviews, equal to top ten best sellers, have already begun to appear on noted book review website “Goodreads” and Amazon.

For those interested in knowing more about Walter Biondi, the publisher included a very uncharacteristic several page addition to the end of the book entitled “About The Author.”

Deemed a compelling human interest story by broadcast media, the author reveals his “Les Miserables” Jean ValJean like past in going from a wretched life on the brink, as a homeless street kid, to becoming an unimaginable success in public and private life.

“The Promiscuous Puppeteer” story has been touted as one which is set to take the literary world by storm. It is a multi-faceted story about a secret gold exploration company and a CEO who is approached by a MexicanNative American woman, whose skills, from a sordid and seedy past, have the potential to help launch the world’s largest gold discovery onto the international stage. Chinese intelligence and embassy officials, US politicians, unscrupulous industry leaders, and a fledg16 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

ling but growing and menacing Native American mafia are all primary constituents of a compelling, momentous drama that takes place throughout the western third of the US. It all begins at a mile high remote desert location called Tonopah, NV. Walt Biondi, has said that when writing the book his characters and scenes came alive in his mind. He jokingly said the primary character, The Promiscuous Puppeteer, seduced him into becoming the fictional lady’s biographer. “I subordinated myself to her power and I subjugated myself to her will. I became her scribe as she became my leading lady.”

Website: www.walterbbiondi.com Twitter: @WaltBiondi Facebook: Waltbb Credits: Walter B. Biondi - All Rights Reserved

FUN HALLOWEEN ‘TO - DO’S WITH YOUR KIDS! Halloween; for many, this is their favorite holiday. For children, it is the next best thing to a birthday or Christmas!

They get to dress up and get candy for it! The days of staying out late, changing costumes and returning to unsuspecting homes are long gone though. These days, Halloween is often relegated to a specific day, often not on October 31st, and for a couple of hours on that day.

simple to put together. You could make a dice cube out of a square box and white and black poster paints.

Besides the usual Trick or Treating, there are ‘other’ things to do to celebrate the holiday with your children.

Some churches now have ‘Trunk or Treat’ on or near Halloween. Parishioners, that want to participate, bring candy and treats and open up their car trunks and hand out candy to the children that come by. This is one safe alternative to going door to door. Local shopping centers and malls also usually have a time that store owners set aside to ‘treat’ the children that stop by.

The stores are chock full of all sorts of costumes, from the ghoulish to the princess you are sure to find something your child will love! What about a homemade costume? These are almost as much fun to make as they are to wear. You could opt for traditional clowns, witches, ghosts, Hobos, etc.

Or, you could go for something different. Say, a box of popcorn! A simple rectangular box, painted and decorated along with a cap to which you actually glue real popcorn is quite BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 17

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH

B

reast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. One in eight women will have that diagnosis in their lifetime. That’s the bad news; but the good news is that it has the highest cure rate of all cancers with early detection.

October is not only Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but another life-saving awareness day also takes place this month. The third Friday in October is National Mammography Day. This year’s event takes place on October 17, 2014.

National Mammography Day United States President William Clinton proclaimed the first National Mammography Day back in 1993, an annual observance that encourages women across the country to schedule their annual mammogram. Mammograms, which are x-rays pictures of the breast, which are used to help doctors find early signs of breast cancer.

Breast Cancer In 2013, according to a report by the American Cancer Society; while death rates from breast cancer in the U.S.A. have dropped 34 percent since 1990, it is estimated that over 230,000 new cases of “invasive breast cancer” will be diagnosed 18 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

this year and nearly 40,000 American women will die from the disease. Men can also get breast cancer. It is estimated that 1,900 new cases of breast cancer in men will be diagnosed this year.

Rates of breast cancer vary among different groups of people. Rates vary between women and men and among people of different ethnicities and ages. They vary around the world and across the U.S. Screening and early detection saves lives. In honor of National Mammography Day, women across the nation are encouraged to schedule a mammography appointment and just to make sure you don’t forget, be sure to sign up for a free breast cancer screening reminder by visiting the American Cancer Society’s Official Website.

ALL HANDS ON DECK DJ ht g i l t o p S

MR CHEEKS INTERVIEW

MONTHLY FEATURE Drtybsmnt is back once again as always bringing you the most

it, coming out with the new album and we’re just working.

classic artists. On this occasion we had the opportunity to sit down with the legendary Mr. Cheeks. As the phrase “from the streets to

How did you make the transition? You know what I’m saying, what was

the suites” indicates this gentleman has done and seen it all, from

the point that got you over the hump so to speak, you know what I’m

Queens NY parks jams to world tours and platinum plaques. It was

saying, and made you a mainstream artist?

our honor to have him in the Drtybsmnt.

The breaking point? Man when we first came out, radio play was big, continue to make a ruckus, make some good joints making those

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

things you could bounce to or take a listen to, tell our story. So that’s what it is. Have a good time and making people bounce and doing

Yo, this is Mr. Cheeks. What it do?

what it do, and reality check also.

Alright, what it do? We’ve got the great, the legendary Mr. Cheeks in the building. Definitely appreciate you, my brother, taking the timeout

You’ve definitely been in the position, been all around the world with

to come through.

this music thing, you know,

No doubt, you already

a lot of artists are doing

know.

this thing now with the onset of the internet and

That’s what it is. In case

all that kind of thing, but

you don’t know, and I

it’s still a mystery to a lot

don’t know how if you’re

of people how to get past

a hip hop head, if you’re

just being an underground

into this culture, then you

artist, you know what I’m

definitely have to know

saying, or an artist that’s

who this gentleman is.

trying to make a name for

I come from Queens

themselves, and it gets

myself, so I definitely

to the point where even

know who this gentle-

if you don’t get a major

man is, even going back

deal where you can sustain

before stuff went on to wax. However, just introduce yourself just a lit-

yourself and have a career at this. Any insight on that?

tle bit, and we’re going to get into your history and bring it up to date.

Well, it takes one record, it takes one joint to do what it do in this game

Yeah, yeah. Mr. Cheeks, lead rap artist of The Lost Boys we got a

and it is what it is, man. It’s a whole lot of things. I was a major artist.

few joints under the belt. Lex, Coup, Beema, Benz and Renee, Lights,

I’m independent now. I like being independent more than I like being

Camera, Action. A few joints out there, me and my crazy world. I’m out

a major myself. I mean, being in that sh*t is great, everything is great,

there, Google me.

you know what I’m saying? Man, I say you just make a record and you continue to make good music, man, and that’s how you continue a

Well, how’d it all get started for you, man? You know what I’m saying?

What were the beginnings of the whole, Mr. Cheeks situation?

career. As long as your music is good, you’ll be good.

(Continued On Page 20)

You already know, man going back the days the 40 Ps and all of that.

My shot at getting on the mic, you know what I’m saying? Trying to make the Queens thing pop off. Well after that, I took it down to Virginia, doing what it do, still doing what it do. We’re still here doing

Credits: DJ SINCERE for DRTBSMNT MULTIMEDIA - All Rights Reserved BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 19

MR CHEEKS INTERVIEW

(Continued)

Why would you rather be an independent, you know, especially in

Yeah, do a little more promoting, do this little tour, get my thing

today’s market?

together. So yeah, definitely. It’s called Raised. You know I love to

I mean, this is just me. I just like being to do whatever I like to do,

change the game up a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Got me feeling

you know what I’m saying? Not doing what they want me to sound

good about this one. Just wrapped it up.

like or whatever. I’m not saying that’s what’s going on. I don’t know what’s going on, but I like just doing what I do. Doing my own thing,

Alright. So what was the thought process behind this, and why the

you know, booking myself, you know what I mean, just doing what

title Raised?

it is, being free.

Raised. I was raised in this game, so you know, it’s a little bit of everything I was raised in, you know? Relationships to financial

What does it really take for you to be the label, so to speak to book

hurting to death, you know, just raised in it. So what I was raised in,

your own shows and to do everything that the label would normally

man, this f ***ing world.

do?

Well, my story is like I said, man. My brother got killed, my man’s

So who’s some of the people that worked on the album as far as

doing 37 years, and not like the label opened up with that. Not

production?

like the label’s helping

Well we’re going to bring

how to get my man back

a new name to the table,

on his feet. Different

my little younger brother

things that we did for

called Mad Beats. I’ve got

the label that they

Steve, I’ve got Bob, I’ve

aren’t doing for us. I’ve

got Rick James it’s going

got my own label. I’ve

down. It’s going to be a

got my name. I’m doing

different album, man, like

what I’m doing, talking

I said. It’s Hip Hop/R&B

about worldwide, you

just that fly sh*t, you know

know what I’m saying?

what I mean, that play

I put my label out. I put

every record album.

my label to my family, I

That type of s*** where you

gave my wife that label,

just press play and just let

so I let her put that under her name. I’m the artist. It’s real hip. So I’m

it go, right?

doing it like that. I’m looking out, making sure everything around

Yes sir. Yes sir.

me is the way I envision it. It is what it is. So I want to make sure my family’s good. I want to make sure the people around me are rock

Well, brother, we thank you so much for hanging out with us for so

and rolling. The labels don’t do that. When we came in the game

long and spending so much time with us, you know, let everybody

and we were bringing our artists and all that, doing all that the label

know where they can reach you at, where everybody can follow you

aren’t really back us with that... We have a documentary coming out,

at.

we’ve got that movie coming out, so you can see the whole story, see

No question. You can reach me @mrcheekslbfam on that Twitter.

what it is and where we’re at now and how we’re doing it.

Thank you for having me.

Contact Information:

Definitely looking forward to seeing that. What’s the name of that documentary?

The Lost Boys True Life Story.

Twitter: @drtybsmnt Facebook (MultiMedia) /drtybsmnt

Okay. That’s what up. Big shout out to Zodiac Fishgrease, big shout out to the whole Poindexter family. You’ve got a brand new album?

20 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

Credits: DJ SINCERE for DRTBSMNT MULTIMEDIA - All Rights Reserved

F

rom the sunny shores of a Floridian sky to the

underground and across a global stage.

ears and eyes of a worldwide audience BWD has grown from an acorn of an idea into an oak

Not only affording the world of music a genuine outlet to purvey

tree of industry-might, its roots deep within the

it’s unbridled talents BWD Radio also promotes and inspires the

strata of social sites and online promotions, its

musicians it unveils, the multi-faceted nature of BWD incorporat-

branches far-reaching and bearing fruitfulness aplenty.

ing all avenues of generating awareness and recognition to the talents it reveals, encouraging the growth of their fan-base and

Starting out developing websites Ms. Keach aka Ms. V proved her-

helping propel them onto the iPods and bedroom walls of a global

self more guru than mere graphic designer, her final works forging

audience.

a reputation of being the go-to girl for all things attention grabbing and intuitive.

With the recent successful launch of the BWD Radio app the audience all artists are looking to find are as close as they have ever

Quickly she began laying the foundations for what would become

been, right on the other side of millions of touch-screens and

her own empire, reputation growing with each engagement and

monitors, smart-phones and tablets all bearing the app’s visage

the horizon of possibilities expanding even further than first

across their surface.

dreamed.

Now a major player in the world of radio and media, the leader in Whilst making some of the connections that would see BWD

the field of generating buzz around the artists it plays on its non-

become a leader in its field murmurings and mutterings regarding

stop, commercial free station, and proudly wearing the banner of

the state of the music business came filtering through the wire.

being The Home Of The Indie Artists BWD founder Ms. V has proven

Listening to the sounds of discontent chattering in the background

you don’t need a thousand lawyers fighting over who gets the

it became clear that, for all the talented individuals with credible

best parking spot in front of offices to forge a dominant empire

worth vying for the attentions of a label or promoter, those in the

of multi-faceted out-lets; as the late great British entertainer Roy

Industry were more concerned with how profitable a bottom-line

Castle once said ‘Dedication’s all you need’.

they could wring from their talents than the merits and music of the people themselves.

An avid appreciator of new and classic music Veralyn saw a gap

Contact Information:

in the market for someone with the knowledge and nous, connections and cunning, and - of course - the dedication to provide

Website: www.bwdradio.com

a credible alternative to those as-yet unsigned greats of music, a

Twitter: @BWDRadio_

platform for them to launch themselves into the airwaves and soar

Facebook: BWDRadio

into the charts.

Instagram: BWDPromotions (Sponsers)

With each passing year BWD has grown in both experience and influence, the listening world turning up the dial to be the first to hear the latest unsigned extravagances of talent bursting from the

Photo Credits: BWD Graphics - All Rights Reserved.

BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 21

ISABELLA Releases “You Are Awesome”

T

he popular and much loved multi-award winning, multi-talented Gospel Recording Artist, Isabella, has released the live recording of her hit contemporary worship song “You Are Awesome” to her loyal and ardent followers across the globe. As well as being one of the most prominent and in-demand Nigerian Gospel Artists based in the UK, Isabella is undoubtedly an admirable role model and a highly-respected voice among women of African origin.

The live recording tagged “For The Groom II” took place at the reputable Elliot Hall in London on 01 March 2014 in front of a packed audience of enthusiastic worshippers. The tangible presence and anointing of the Holy Spirit filled the place as Isabella worshipped, as she was clearly in her 22 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

element. “You Are Awesome” is one of twelve anointed, melodious, deeply inspiring and spirit-filled songs in her fifth studio album titled “All That I am”. The hit songs in this album include the tracks “All That I am” and “Blessing & Honour” which are currently receiving massive radio play all over the world.

The live recording was directed

by Uvi Orogun of Media Mind UK.

Contact Information: Website: www.isabellamelodies.com Twitter: @IsabellaMelodie Facebook: OfficialIsabellaMelodies Credits: Isabella - All Rights Reserved

Amorea Walker aka ‘MOE’ MAURICE Hip hop is all about stories. That’s why despite not having a major label recording contract, heads still gravitate towards Amorea Walker aka Moe Maurice.

Moe was born on Feb 7, 1991; in Oakland, California. This is where singing in the local church had inspired his rapping/ producing career.

Moe states, “While growing up, rappers Jay-Z and Hot Boyz had a great impact on my childhood.” He also mentioned that these rappers were still influencual to his writing skills, even in today’s society. His matchless songwriting skills shine throughout his lyrics; showing a rare range.

Moe has further upcoming opportunities to reveal his burgeoning talent. Moe showcases his songwriting and producing talents by working with NKREDABLES Music Production.

Writing has become like a second passion for him. Moe stated that he never thought his music would develop this way but always uses reality-based life situations; along with real life subjects, as the basis for every song he writes.

Moe has taken his writing and producing abilities to a whole new level and is really passionate about making a new and upcoming record, as well as, wanting everyone else to feel it too! His aim has always been to make music that can also make a difference in someone elses life. His greatest joy has always been to know when a song he wrote or rapped has touched upon another’s life.

Like many of the other children; growing up was a struggle.

However, Moe didn’t let that hold him back but rather looks at it as an continuance too his daily motivation. He didn’t like growing up and not having the nice things that the kids next door had. Moe also admits, “I didn’t have much. There was just me, my sisters and my mom. While growing up without a father, I didn’t have anything to do but go to school. I was a smart kid in school, always had good grades, but music did somewhat affect my grades.”

At the age of 13, Moe moved to Antioch/Brentwood in California. After moving to Brentwood, California, he had to adjust. However, it was truly a blessing in disguise. If he would have never moved to Brentwood, Moe wouldn’t be where he is today. “I got taken out of the hood to be where the money is.” Moe admits. “I even collaborated with some of my classmates”.

Now making his way up the ladder of stardom.. Moe can now show his full potential.

The rest is soon to make history.

Contact Information:

Twitter: @_MoeMaurice Facebook: TheRealMoeMaurice Instagram: MoeMaurice_ soundcloud.com/moemaurice Youtube: Moe Maurice

Credits: Moe Maurice - All Rights Reserved

BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 23

ALWAYS BEST CARE SENIOR SERVICES

W

hile the aging of America continues, Always Best Care

Always Best Care Senior Services – Florida Locations

Senior Services is at the helm of the booming senior care industry. The Roseville, California-based company

AVENTURA/MIAMI

was founded in 1996 by CEO Michael Newman, who was

Always Best Care Senior Services

determined to create an organization that would serve

13899 Biscayne Boulevard Suite #228

seniors by providing trusted care, compassionate support and professional

North Miami Beach, FL 33181

advice.

Phone: (305)-944-0661 csturrup@abc-seniors.com

Today, Always Best Care is one of the most successful and fastest grow-

TREASURE COAST

ing providers of non-medical in-home care, assisted living finder/referral

Always Best Care Senior Services

services and skilled home health care. In just six

9002 South East Bridge Road, Suite 5

years, the company has grown from $2 million

Hobe Sound, FL 33455

to $80 million in annual franchise revenues,

Phone: (888) 316-6178

to more than 180 independently owned and

ssnell@abc-seniors.com

operated franchise territories, and to more than 5,000 caregivers providing more than three mil-

UPPER PINELLAS & SW PASCO COUNTIES

lion hours of care annually.

Always Best Care Senior Services 3060 Alternate 19 North

Always Best Care also is one if the most deco-

Palm Harbor, FL 34683

rated franchise companies, earning more than

Phone: (727) 479-0850

30 honors and awards, including: Franchise

jschumacher@abc-seniors.com

500 (Entrepreneur Magazine); Best Franchises in America (americasbestfranchises.com); Top

JACKSONVILLE

Franchises for African Americans (Black Enterprise Magazine) and Best for Vets

Always Best Care Senior Services

(Military Times).

4711 Highway 17 S. Suite B2 Flemming Island, FL 32003

With the U.S. population expected to double to more than 81 million by the

Phone: (904) 701-7660 mbruno@abc-seniors.com

year 2040, cities and states throughout the United States are no stranger to the aging of America. Recognizing the acute need for quality senior care and

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

referral services in communities throughout the country, Always Best Care

Always Best Care Senior Services

has rapidly expanded across the nation with several franchises in states like

1210 Millennium Parkway, Suite 1034

Florida (5), North Carolina (8), Pennsylvania (7) and Texas (6).

Brandon, FL 33511 Phone: (813) 324-8989 bmorgan@abc-seniors.com

Always Best Care now provides extensive service coverage in Florida, including: Jacksonville, the Treasure Coast from Boca Raton north to Fort Pierce, Tampa, Clearwater, Miami, Pinellas County and surrounding communities.

24 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

Website: www.AlwaysBestCare.com For Franchise opportunities, visit www.FranchiseWithAlwaysBestCare.com Credits: Always Best Care - All Rights Reserved

RADIOSHACK’S ‘FIX IT HERE’ RadioShack’s Fix It Here! Same-day Mobile Repair Service The first of its kind from a leading national retailer – is now available in 32 stores in the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale area. By visiting their neighborhood RadioShack store, smartphone and tablet owners can conveniently and cost effectively have common issues such as cracked screens, broken buttons and damaged charging ports repaired.

Fix It Here offers, in most cases, same-day repairs – typically in less than two hours – for the most popular smartphones and tablets on the market. Repairs for these devices start at $39.99 and include a 90-day warranty on parts and labor.

“At RadioShack, we recognize it’s frustrating for consumers to be without their mobile device, even for a few hours. As a trusted national brand, we wanted to be the first to provide on-thefloor, same-day repairs to customers no matter where they purchased their device,” said Paul Rutenis, Chief Merchandising Officer at RadioShack. “We’re thrilled to now have 32 stores in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area where customers can access the expertise and service of one of our skilled technicians.”

In addition to specially trained associates, RadioShack’s unparalleled retail footprint makes it the perfect place to get your phone fixed on the go and grab a case or screen protector to prevent future damage. If repair isn’t an option – or if it’s time to upgrade – RadioShack associates can match customers with the ideal device and service plan.

Miami-Fort Lauderdale customers can locate a participating repair location with the Fix It Here finder, or look for the Fix It Here sign in the window of a local store.

Fix It Here is available in more than 500 RadioShack stores in key markets across the nation. RadioShack plans to rollout Fix It Here to 700 locations by the end of the year.

About RadioShack Corporation RadioShack (NYSE: RSH) is a leading retailer focused on connecting customers with personalized solutions and discovering what’s possible through the latest in consumer technology. The company’s updated product assortment incorporates national brands, industry-leading private brand products, and in-demand mobile devices from a wide selection of wireless carriers. Customers can shop

RadioShack’s Fix It Here Certified Technicians have completed 40 hours of highly specialized, hands-on training to repair common issues such as the following:

top brands in headphones and speakers, wearable technology, smart toys and DIY supplies, connected home, power accessories and home entertainment at www.radioshack.com or in store. RadioShack’s global retail network includes

•

Cracked screens

more than 4,400 company-operated stores in the United States and Mexico,

•

Water damage

more than 900 dealer stores in 25 countries. RadioShack employs approxi-

•

Broken charging ports

mately 27,000 knowledgeable associates globally to help customers find their

•

Broken buttons

technology solution. For more information on RadioShack Corporation, please

•

Camera issues

visit one of the following locations below. RadioShack® is a registered trade-

•

Audio issues

mark licensed by RadioShack Corporation.

•

Battery replacements Website: www.radioshackcorporation.com Twitter: @RadioShack Facebook: /RadioShack Instagram: /RadioShack YouTube: /RadioShack Credits: RadioShack (NYSE: RSH) - All Rights Reserved BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com • 25

MODEL GODDESS

T

yah Pierce aka Model Goddess is an

Model Goddess also works in the studio doing voice

Independent Fashion Model hailing

over tags and continuously unveils her modelling

from Detroit, Michigan. Ms. Goddess

expertise whilst doing various types of sound drops.

has been in the modeling business

Ms. Goddess also sings to varied fusions and genres of

for six (6) years.

diverse musical hooks, of which man artists have been requesting for her voice.

Model Goddess had modeled for Detroit Essence in 2008. She was also featured on Independent Artists Magazine’s October/ November 2013 Issue.

Age:26 Height: 5’6 Weight: 150

In addition, Model Goddess was featured on Soul Central Magazine’s February 2014 Edition, on Black Pinup Model

Contact Information:

Magazine’s May 2014 Edition, as well as, on Beauteous Magazine’s September 2014 Edition.

Website: tyahluv100.wix.com/tyah-luv Twitter: @Modelchick_Mrs

Model Goddess has been actively involved in numerous

Facebook: /TyahDaModel

other projects as well. Ms. Goddess continues to be

Instagram: /TyahPierce

featured on banners for various genre’d artists across the globe.

26 • BWD Magazine • www.bwdmagazine.com

Credits - Model Goddess - All Rights Reserved