From the Minds of the Aleems

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC A Major Multi-Media Project Street Tales from the Hood Two classic episodes featuring Jimi Hendrix and the GhettoFighters with original Music from Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Miles and the GhettoFighters Urban Street Tales for all ages Blends of Old School Soap Opera Radio with a fresh, distinctive mix of street reality, music and color

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Audio series of street adventures, Urban Street Tales, created and voiced by the Aleems For Web Music licensing options Broad Based Licensing Program Publishing Broad based demographic product appeal

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Urban Street Tales had its beginnings in a relationship forged between the fantastic Aleem brothers and the late rock icon Jimi Hendrix. Prior to Hendrix’s death, they began the idea of producing musical vignettes for the group called GhettoFighters. After Hendrix’s death, the Aleems continued developing street tales and music in audio story form much like 40’s and early 50’s radio.

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC The Urban Street Tale series is based on the Aleems’ early Harlem adventures. Seven episodes to date, each is produced and voiced by the Aleems. Among the tales are two reenacted classic episodes of legendary guitar god Jimi Hendrix and his friends, the Allen Twins (now The Aleems). These two true stories focus on Jimi’s Harlem adventures. “Sugar Daddy” is an episode that debuts previously unheard original music featuring Jimi Hendrix on guitar with Buddy Miles and the GhettoFighters on vocals. “Mojo Man,” the song made its debut on Jimi Hendrix's latest hit album titled " People, Hell and Angels" and was made into an UST. "Mojo Man" UST was also made into a visual animated UST as a possible visual prototype for UST in the future. The Aleems met with Warner Brothers “Watchman” motion comic animator, Jake Hughes, who helped to add the visual street edge that best suited their prototype audio/musical street tale, "Mojo Man"

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC The Music Urban Street Tales uses a wide genre of music to accentuate its stories. Jazz, Hip-hop, Blues, R&B and Rock serve as backdrop and foreground music for these exciting new “Street Operas.” Some of these “vignettes” will act as a new refreshing venue to introduce hot innovative music not yet exposed by the traditional broadcast media.

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Each audio episode is just five to seven minutes long and will blend storytelling, music and style aimed at 18-to-34 year-olds. There are currently seven full scripts ready for production.

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC (The First Episodes) Mojo Man: featuring Jimi Hendrix and the Ghetto Fighters (audio/visual Pilot Produced) Sugar Daddy: featuring Jimi Hendrix and the Ghetto Fighters The Wait Camouflage Fabulous Fats and the Harlem World Crew The Underworld The Saga Of Big Maybelle

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Potential items of interest will include: Action figures Urban Street Tales animated stories Graphic Novels Original Soundtracks Television and Web specials Intellectual Property for broad licensing and ancillary rights program

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC A host of products and manufacturers will be a part of this project, increasing the program’s visibility on millions of products sold in the marketplace and generating revenue by way of advances and ongoing royalties. Every product becomes a branding billboard for the project and helps to expand the reach of Urban Street Tales. By choosing and working with the proper group of licensees we ensure the longevity of the property through careful control of released product.

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC © 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Presently the Aleems have produced 5 audio UST and each individual street tale story contains no more than 3 to 5 episodes each. Below are a list of the UST currently available for your listening pleasure.

The Wait (Die Like a Ghetto Fighter, Stop My Day, Big Cee) Jimi Hendrix and the Ghetto Fighters Big Wilt's Smalls Paradise (Sugar Daddy), Mojo Man, Who Killed Stevie Cowboy? Release Yourself Fabulous Fats And The Harlem World Crew Harlem World, Fabulous, Pick a Vick Camouflage xxx Lap Dance, Camouflage, The Rape The Underworld The Investigation, Down & Down We Go, The Obsession, Flowers/Shadow, Voodoo

The Wait is an Urban Street Tale narrated by Sly “Live Wire” Moore. Live Wire conveys the story of two desperate men both behind prison walls, one a young criminal named Air Raid who befriends an old gangster serving time in the same facility with him and the other, a correction officer who works at the prison. The inmates call him Officer Big C.

The story focuses on the minds of both men and how they analyze, interpret and play out their time in click icon above to listen this maximum-security to The Wait podcast prison.

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC This Urban Street Tale reenacts a classic episode in the life of legendary guitar god Jimi Hendrix and his friends, the Allen Twins. This musical vignette focuses on one of Jimi’s Harlem, New York adventures. The episode debuts a previously unheard original song that features Jimi Hendrix on guitar and the click icon above to GhettoFighters on vocals. listen to a snippet

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC This audio Urban Street Tale reenacts a classic episode in the life of legendary guitar god Jimi Hendrix and his friends, the Allen Twins. This musical vignette focuses on one of Jimi’s Harlem, New York adventures. The episode debuts a previously unheard original song that features Jimi Hendrix on guitar and the GhettoFighters on vocals.

Fabulous Fats and the Harlem World Crew is based on the raw street adventures of a young hustler who worked for a carnival pitching tents and picking the pockets of the customers as his side hustle. Fat Man eventually jostles his way to owning one of the most famous nightclubs in New York City, “Harlem World.” Harlem World was the spawning ground for the click icon above to young Hip Hop pioneers. listen to a snippet

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Twenty-eight year-old transit Detective Sergeant Mercedes Cruz is eager to tackle her new assignment, a murder case that will baffle and change her indomitable character forever. Her orders require that she seek out and apprehend the murderer of a homeless derelict whose body is found in New York City’s Central Park. The derelict’s death will lead Detective Cruz into the mysterious subterranean world of the city’s transit system. There, she will come face to face with two distinctly different realities, however, her fated decision will lead her into the click icon above to legendary world of Urban Street listen to a snippet Tales.

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Camouflage XXX: This erotic Urban Street Tale is about a young beautiful Ethiopian girl who comes to America and finds herself forced to live a dual life. She’s a student during the day, but her nights are draped in click icon above to Camouflage. listen to a snippet

Blues great Mabel Louise Smith is affectionately known by her fans as Big Maybelle. UST reenacts her fall from star to stardust while recording for the infamous Fat Jack Taylor and his Rojac Record label. The accounts are cleverly recalled and chronicled by two of her Rojac producers TaharQa and Tunde Ra Aleem. Take a unique musical step back into the Urban Street Tale vortex and visit that historical time when “Maybelle sang the blues.”

“UST for Children” is the first in a series of digital music stories for children due to be released in the spring of 2013. These musical vignettes are lighthearted stories written by the GhettoFighters and featuring stories written by Fatimah Halim with original music composed by TaharQa and Tunde Ra Aleem.

These exciting “Urban Street Tales” for the young are certain to entertain, while teaching children valuable lessons in morals, respect and love for their culture, as well as the culture of others.

“Mojo Man” is the true story of legendary guitar god Jimi Hendrix and the phenomenal musical revelation that he exposed to his friends, the Allen Twins. This classic animated Clea’art DMS debuts a previously unheard original single titled, “Mojo Man,” featuring Jimi Hendrix on guitar with the click icon above to watch GhettoFighters and Leroy animated Mojo Man pilot Burgess on vocals.

© 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC © 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC © 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC Owners Of Nia Entertainment © 1969 - 2012 Visu-Whirl, LLC During the 1960’s the Aleems and Jimi Hendrix shared living space together in an apartment in Manhattan’s Park West Village. They worked with Hendrix as singers and musicians, calling themselves the GhettoFighters.

With Hendrix, they put on a free concert in Harlem on 134th Street in 1969 and recorded three albums, Cry of Love, Rainbow Bridge and War Heroes in addition to working on their own projects. Some of those projects have been in the vault for 40 years and are now being readied for worldwide release.