ROXE KARVELL (Pronounced Roxy Carvel) Is an American Funk/Pop/Alternative/Hip- Hop/Rock/And Soul Musician

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ROXE KARVELL (Pronounced Roxy Carvel) is an American funk/pop/alternative/hip- hop/rock/and soul musician. He is a singer, rapper, songwriter, and record producer. Known in his hometown Miami, FL by his nickname T-Drop, he took a big step into the music scene performing throughout the southeast region alongside superstars such as ”John Legend, LIL Wayne, Flo-Rida, Trey Songs, Rick Ross" and many more. An early excursion into the music genre started at a humble age of eleven years old. When influenced by a turbulent childhood he channeled his energy into writing and performing in order to remain positive within the community of Miami, Florida. Due to all of his hard work, Roxe Karvell (T-Drop) found himself in studio’s recording with Hit-making producers like “Jim Jonsin, Wyclef Jean, Cool & Dre, Jerry Wonder, and NO-I.D.” He also collaborated on a song with the legendary Funksta “George Clinton” of the Parliament Funkadelic’s. ROXE KARVELL is recognized for his brilliant diverse and edgy contribution to the music industry, many call his music “MAGIC”. Roxe spent Vampire hours in the studio creating new venom titled JACKED GENRES. A creative mixture of soul, alternative, hip-hop, rock, and R&B all mixed into one. “This album is just a start of a beautiful journey.” he said, “We’re now in the future, it’s time for reinvention…” With new music in the making, fashion, movies, modeling, and more future endeavors… We should be seeing a whole lot of ROXE KARVELL in 2014 and beyond… Musical Influences: "The Beatles, Leny Kravitz, Michael Jackson, Ceelo Green, Outkast, Gorillaz, N.e.r.d, Drake and R.Kelly. Discography: Gameface - Mix Tape, featuring. Freddy P (making the band) Hosted by DJ Epps I make the hood look good - Song appeared in the movie "The Lottery Ticket." Morning, Noon & Night - Solo Album Jacked Genres - Solo Album Presently, Roxe Karvell is working on his next single “I Don’t See Nobody.” You can currently see Roxe Karvell appear in several episodes of the new VH1 show “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta.” For booking information contact: S. Sterling at [email protected] .

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