[Single] Reedus 3M – Dirty | @REEDUS3M
Reedus 3M is a Nigerian-American rapper, producer and clothing brand owner (abscond u.s.a) based out of Boston, Massachusetts. Reedus 3M grew up listening to a large spectrum of black musicians his parents would play him from Fela Kuti, Otis Redding, Anita Baker, Michael Jackson and Sade to Lauryn Hill, Biggie, Tupac, Jay-Z and Ma$e. Reedus 3M started making music for fun in his early years of high school which made him realize his love for rapping and later on production of music. When Reedus went to college he decided to take his music making more seriously and released his first 4-track project entitled “Those Who Wait” in 2015. During this time while at school in NH, Reedus would could home as much as he could to learn more about the local Boston hip hop scene figure out the best way to become a part of it.
In 2016, Reedus 3M released a 5-track project titled the “Yung Qali” EP with the stand out single ” New Phone Who Dis” produced by K-Swisha. It was also around this time when Reedus 3M started to get better with his own production and began to prepare his raps for songs that would also feature his production. In 2017 Reedus released 2 singles “Lost” and “Empathetic Victories” two tracks that go deep in to the experiences that Reedus faced himself in the prior year and some of the current events like police brutality and Islamophobia.
Reedus now emerges on the music scene with a dark single dubbed “Dirty”. This is what the Beantown native had to say about the release:
“The song is about me and my journey through the music industry and my life in general reflecting on people that did me dirty in the past and letting them know that I will overcome the obstacles in my way to get where I want to be. The track is for anyone that has felt like they have been treated unfairly in anything that they were trying to do for themselves and decided that they weren’t going to complain about the situation that they found themselves in. This is for people that rather work harder and overcome the trials and tribulations in front of them.”
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Amanda Goldben, more commonly known as Mz. On Point has always had a love for music, growing up in a household filled with music. Over the years she found herself more involved behind the scenes, then in the spotlight. She realized she wanted to help other obtain their dreams not just live her own. After working in a professional office setting and capacity for over 10 years, it was time to find something new. She wanted to find something that would fully utilized her skills and abilities, while still allowing her to be not only the main provider but also caregiver for her daughter. Almost accidentally discovering her love for music and her business skills could be used together Mz. On Point knew this was she was meant to do and began her research and networking to build not only her business and brand, but also those of the artists and clients she would be helping along the way. In November 2012 she realized that online promotions, public relations, and brand exposure where her “nitch”, all those years of office experience and computer work were showing their true worth and potential became endless. In a few short year she has had the privilege of working with some very influential people within the industry. In January of 2013 she began with DJ Shalamar and became a part of Team Fuego and now handles most of Southern Fuego’s social media & promotions. Attending sometimes dozens of events a month Mz. On Point quickly made a name for her brand throughout Central Florida. Being sure to attend key networking events, and conferences to not only network but more importantly to expand her knowledge of the industry and perfect the services she offers. January 2014 Mz On Point had the privilege of becoming apart of the infamous and world renowned DJ coalition, Team Bigga Rankin & the Cool Running DJs. May 2015 Mz On Point was honored to learn that she had been chosen to receive the Hard Hitta Award at the the 7th Annual SCM Awards which took place in Memphis, Tennessee. While she wasn't able to make the trip to accept the award one of her mentors Bigga Rankin accepted it on her behalf.
