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Global Hip-Hop Icons Tip “T.I.” Harris & Nasty C Feature In PRESS RELEASE GLOBAL HIP-HOP ICONS TIP “T.I.” HARRIS & NASTY C FEATURE IN EXCLUSIVE KEYNOTE CONVERSATION AT MIDEM DIGITAL EDITION T.I. and Nasty C Paris, 22 May 2020 – Midem, home of the global music community, today announces that global hip-hop giants, T.I. and Nasty C, will feature in Midem Digital Edition, delivering a keynote conversation on 3rd June 2020 An Exclusive Keynote Conversation Between Hip-hop Icons In this exclusive and unique online conversation, T.I. and Nasty C will discuss their creative relationship as an illustrative example of the global nature of hip-hop today. The two giants of their genre will explore the significance of U.S hip-hop artists supporting and collaborating with other major hip-hop artists around the world. The keynote will be also the occasion to debate how brands could step up and do for hip-hop, and music in general, what they have always done for sports, given music has just as much global and universal reach and appeal as sport, just without the equivalent of an Olympics as a branding platform. Midem Director, Alexandre Deniot, welcomes this addition to the Midem Digital Edition programme, saying, “We’re delighted to have the chance to welcome stars like T.I. and Nasty C to our event. Insights into their collaborative creative process will be invaluable to our community, especially the emerging artists joining us, who will surely be inspired by this session. It’s vital for us all right now to be sharing best practices and any other tips that can nurture the careers of those entering the industry. Exploring the value of collaborations between hip-hop and brands will also be hugely inspiring to both the artist and brand communities, especially as a reflection of how these partnerships can cross continental borders, building relationships between the world’s high potential, growing markets.” The Speakers Tip “T.I.” Harris led the explosion of southern hip hop music and, specifically, trap, to a mainstream breakthrough with trailblazing album, Trap Muzik, released 15 years ago. With millions of albums sold and more than 35 million singles, T.I. has been awarded 3 Grammy Awards, 11 Billboard Awards, 3 BET Awards, 2 American Music Awards and more through the years. He is the visionary and creator of the first ever pop•up Trap Music Museum, which chronicles and celebrates the contributions of Trap music. He is looking forward to this conversation, saying, “Although I was looking forward to giving the keynote speech in Cannes this year, I’m glad Nasty C and I have the opportunity to participate at Midem virtually. Join us as we discuss why hip-hop has no borders and how brands and artists can work together on a global scale.” Nasty C is a multi-award winning South African rapper from Durban, dubbed “The Coolest Kid In Africa.” Recently signed to Def Jam Records in a joint venture with Universal Music Africa, he is gearing up for the release of his third album, Zulu Man With Some Power. This hitmaker has been the most streamed South African artist on Apple Music for four years in a row. He says, "Growing up in Durban, South Africa, hip-hop wasn’t the popular music played in my township. But I dreamed of making it. T.I. had such a major influence on me. From first hearing him on a school bus to now joining him on stage at Midem is evidence that hip-hop has no boundaries, no borders. The culture is a global phenomenon and I’m excited about our discussion." About Tip “T.I.” Harris, Rapper, Actor, Entrepreneur, Grand Hustle Records (USA Universally recognised as a visionary and groundbreaking entrepreneur, Tip “T.I.” Harris continues to share exciting new projects capturing the magnetic rapper, actor, art curator, entrepreneur, philanthropist and activist at the top of his game. An acclaimed innovator with millions of albums sold and more than 35 million singles, T.I. has been the recipient of multiple awards. Viewed as a seamless collaborator whose prolific musical pairings with seminal superstars include Drake, Beyoncé, Pharrell, Rihanna, Jay-•Z, Lil Wayne, Robin Thicke, M.I.A., Lady Gaga, and others, T.I. recently received ASCAP’s inaugural Voice of the Culture award. His decade-•and-•a-•half long stewardship of Grand Hustle Records has produced multiple breakout artists, and his purpose-•driven 2016 EP, Us or Else courageously addressed police brutality and racial inequality in America, hailed by Rolling Stone as another crucial ‘point on the timeline of the rapper’s growing social conscious.’ Also widely recognised for his influence in the community, T.I. has become an activist and dominant force in social issues around race relations, civil and human rights. https://www.instagram.com/troubleman31 https://www.facebook.com/TI https://twitter.com/tip About Junior “Nasty C” Ngcobo, Rapper, Songwriter, Record Producer, Tall Racks Records (South Africa) Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo, more popularly known as Nasty C, is the voice of his generation. The multi-award winning South African rapper originates from Durban, and has been dubbed “The Coolest Kid In Africa.” Recently signed to a joint venture deal between Def Jam Records and Universal Music Africa, the 23-year-old rapper is now prepping for the release of his third album, Zulu Man With Some Power. He has been the most streamed South African artist on Apple Music for four years in a row. With over 120 million streams, Nasty C’s sophomore effort, Strings And Bling, was the most streamed South African and African album on the platform in Sub-Saharan Africa. The album spawned three multi-platinum singles - King, Jungle and the radio smash, SMA - as well as the platinum single, Strings And Bling. A further 14 songs from this album were certified gold. Having toured Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia and North America, and brought his own live performance property, the Ivyson Tour, to Kenya, Zimbabwe, Namibia and beyond, Nasty C has always sought to make the globe even smaller through his music. https://www.instagram.com/nasty_csa https://www.facebook.com/nastyczzle https://twitter.com/nasty_csa To Editors About Reed MIDEM - Founded in 1963, Reed MIDEM is an organiser of professional, international markets that are essential business platforms for key players in the sectors concerned. These sectors are MIPTV, MIPDOC, MIPCOM, MIPJUNIOR in Cannes, MIP China in Hangzhou and MIP Cancun in Mexico for the television and digital content industries; MIDEM in Cannes for music professionals; Esports BAR in Cannes and in Miami for the esports business; MIPIM in Cannes, MIPIM Asia Summit in Hong Kong SAR, Propel by MIPIM – Cannes, Propel by MIPIM – Paris, Propel by MIPIM NYC in partnership with Metaprop, Propel by MIPIM – Hong Kong; MAPIC and LeisurUp in Cannes, MAPIC Russia in Moscow, MAPIC Italy and The Happetite in Milan, and MAPIC India in Mumbai for the retail real estate sector. www.reedmidem.com About Reed Exhibitions - Reed Exhibitions is a leading global events business. It combines face- to-face with data and digital tools to help customers learn about markets, source products and complete transactions at over 500 events in almost 30 countries across 43 industry sectors, attracting more than 7 million participants. Our events, organised by 35 global offices, leverage industry expertise, large data sets and technology to enable our customers to generate billions of dollars of revenues for the economic development of local markets and national economies around the world. Reed Exhibitions is part of RELX, a global provider of information and analytics for professional and business customers across industries. www.reedexhibitions.com REED MIDEM PRESS CONTACTS: Philippe LE GALL, Press Manager: +33 1 79 71 96 48 > [email protected] Edith YAHIAOUI, Press Officer: +33 1 79 71 94 34 > [email protected] .
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