Single

UrCelph – I’m Rich @urcelph

UrCeph’s “I’m Rich” single is all about manifestation; speaking into existence your future despite the circumstances. Positive thinking above all else. The song was inspired by Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich”. Catch the song on his 4 track EP, “Do 4 Celph, Vol. 2”.

Born in the city known as Houston, Texas, UrCelph has always been and continues to be in survival mode to maneuver through the dangerous streets of 3rd Ward. Despite the poor living conditions, crime life, gang wars, and police violence, UrCelph has always maintained a vision to rise above and to not become another victim of circumstance. The “Do4Celph” mindset was conceived out his unwillingness to wait for an opportunity, instead choosing to create the opportunity for himself and others who aspire more.

Inspired by Biggie Smalls “Ready To Die” album, UrCelph began releasing music in 2009 under a different moniker. Artist such as Jay-Z, 2Pac, Notorious B.I.G., Scarface, Kendrick Lamar, Ice Cube, Lil Wayne, Kool G Rap, Big Moe, and numerous others have been consistently studied by UrCelph to hone and master his craft. He’s always looking to improve his skill set and provide listeners with the highest quality of music he can produce. UrCelph is always challenging himself to evolve and adapt without compromising his overall message of progression, the manifestation of dreams, and conquering the enemy within us all.

UrCelph isn’t a perfect man. He can come off as aggressive, rebellious, brash, and has a tendency to say things that can rub people the wrong way. We tend to forget that’s exactly why hip-hop was formed as a realm of expression; it has given a platform to people from all walks of life to express their frustrations with society. In a world ran by greed, hate, and materialism, UrCelph is looking to shift the paradigm while elevating the minds of the youth. He believes he was sent to this planet to break walls, open doors for the outcast, and give power back to the creators. Whether he becomes a platinum-selling artist or remains in the underground, he will always move with definitive purpose.

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.