NO GUN VIOLENCE (2017 EMMY NOMINATED) - Official Xposure Club X Music Video Why do we hurt each other? Losing Brothers, Fathers, Sisters and Mothers. America, its time for a change. #NoGunViolence is the campaign. 2017 NY EMMY NOMINATED Gun Violence is written and performed by CLUB X South Bronx teen sensation Dominique 'DOMO" Rosado. The track was produced by EMMY NOMINATED Super Producer Brandon "SiniCal" Tyree. The track was produced at "CLUB X HITSVILLE" JOIN THE #NOGUNVIOLENCE Campaign http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/nogunviolence The #NoGunViolence campaign was birthed by a group of Xposure Club X middle school students in the South Bronx. Returning from summer break, they all realized they shared a common devastating experience: losing loved ones to gun violence. This harsh reality, compounded with recent national tragedies prompted them to take action. Join the fight to promote #NoGunViolence and to help prevent senseless acts of violence in our communities. Executive Producers: Raymond L. Thomas Jr., Marcelle J. Lashley Video Directed and edited by: Tyrell Vaughn Music produced by: Brandon "SiNiCal" Tyree BUY THE SINGLE https://clubx.hearnow.com/

2017 NY EMMY NOMINATED - IF I WAS PRESIDENT takes us on an optimistic journey reminiscent of President Obama's Hope and Change campaign. From eradicating Homelessness to Gun Violence, Presidential hopeful Rich McKinney paints a vivid picture of what is and what would be IF HE WERE PRESIDENT. IF I WAS PRESIDENT is part of a new genre of positive music called HIP/HOPE being produced by EMMY NOMINATED Super Producer Brandon "SiNiCal" Tyree under the XEN (Xposure Edutainment Network) Record Label. Written by 2017 NY EMMY NOMINATED Zachary Ramos and Performed by 2017 EMMY NOMINATED Rapper Rich McKinney at Club X Hitsville studio in the Bronx. Executive Producers: Raymond L. Thomas Jr., Marcelle J. Lashley Music Producer: Brandon "SiNiCal" Tyree Purchase "IF I WAS PRESIDENT" here - http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/clubx10

2017 NY EMMY NOMINATED - What Happened to Black Wall Street Featuring Dr. Olivia Hooker Watch and Listen to this historical account of the burning of Black Wall Street by 101 Year Old Dr. Olivia Hooker. The Interview was conducted by 2017 NY EMMY NOMINATED Xposure Greenburgh WXGB Fun Finance Radio interns Harshita Shet, Adrianna Murrell, Sydney Jackson and Jalisse Higinio. BIO Dr. Olivia J. Hooker was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma on February 12, 1915. Ku Klux Klan members ransacked her home during the Tulsa Massacre of Black Wall Street of 1921. Later Dr. Hooker was a founder of the Tulsa Race Riot Commission in hopes of demanding reparations for the riot's survivors. In 2003, she was among survivors of the riot to file an unsuccessful federal lawsuit seeking reparations. After the riots, Dr. Hooker's family moved to Columbus, Ohio where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in 1937 from Ohio State University. While at OSU, she joined the Delta Sigma Theta sorority where she advocated for African-American women to be admitted to the navy. She received her Masters ten years later in 1947 from the Teachers College of Columbia University. In 1961, she received her PhD in psychology from the University of Rochester. Dr. Hooker applied to the Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES) of the U.S. Navy, but was rejected due to her ethnicity. She disputed the rejection due to a technicality and Hooker was accepted. However, she had already decided to join the Coast Guard. She entered the U.S. Coast Guard in February 1945. This 2017 NY EMMY nominated documentary/radio interview first aired on the Town of Greenburgh's Cable Access TV (GCA) network in April 2016. Special Thanks to George Malone, Director GCA TV and Janelle Wallace Asst Dir. GCA. 2017 NY EMMY Nominated Executive Producers: Raymond L. Thomas Jr., Marcelle J. Lashley, Judith Beville Producer: Theresa Robinson, Donelle Cabell Directed and Edited by: Micah Overby Special Thanks to: Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, Greenburgh Town Council, Dir. Philanthropy George Gumina, Winsome Gordon, Greenburgh Town Attorney Tim Lewis, Greenburgh Central Superintendent Dr. Tahira Chase, TDYCC Commissioner Andre Early, late TDYCC Commissioner Bill Carter, Town of Greenburgh.

EMMY NOMINATED!! "I WORK HARD! I GET PAID! I PUT MY MONEY IN THE BANK SO I CAN SAVE! I STACK IT UP! I WATCH IT GROW AND ONE DAY IMMA RUN THE SHOW!" is what young CLUB X rapper Travon Vergara spits while backed by the soulful vocals of Teiara Afful. THIS HOT TRACK was Produced by SiniCal. This video was shot in BK and features two of BK's Finest dropping science about how to stack that paper...LEGALLY Purchase this EMMY Nominated financial literacy based song on CDBABY.com http://www.cdbaby.com/m/albumDetails.aspx?AlbumID=clubx3#.Vrtv3zIIHuQ.mailto