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White Van Music STREET DATE: 10.07.08 JAKE ONE presents WHITE VAN MUSIC Seattle super producer and self proclaimed “perfect beat writer” Jake One steps from behind the boards to present his own debut full-length album, White Van Music. Polishing his production chops over the last decade, Jake One has crafted the musical soundscapes for everyone from De La Soul (“Rock Co.Kane Flow” feat. MF DOOM) to 50 Cent (“All Of Me” feat. Mary J. Blige). With an impressive and diverse discography Jake One has managed to bring his sound from the underground to the Billboard Top 10 charts. RSE0100: Format: CD/2XLP Featuring an engaging cast of emerging underground artists as well Packaging: Digi/Full Color Jacket as some of Hip Hop’s most respected mainstream acts, Jake One’s File Under: Rap/Hip Hop “J” White Van Music will blur the so called lines between underground and mainstream Hip Hop...just as his stellar production career has. CD-826257010025 LP-826257010018 SELLING POINTS: •Album features appearances by MF DOOM, Brother Ali, Freeway, M.O.P., Young Buck, Little Brother, Busta Rhymes, Slug, Alchemist, Evidence, TRACKLISTING: Prodigy, Casual, eLZhi, Royce Da 5’9”, Posdnuos, Keak Da Sneak, Black 01. I’m Coming feat. Black Milk & Nottz Milk, Nottz, Bishop Lamont, Ish (aka Butterfly of Digable Planets) and more... 02. Gangsta Boy feat. M.O.P. •Has been touring the U.S. since 2005 with the Red Bull Big Tune Beat Battles 03. The Truth feat. Freeway & Brother Ali •Panelist for Sha Money XL’s One Stop Shop Producers Conference 04. Turn It Down Interlude •Past production credits for 50 Cent, De La Soul, Young Buck, Gift of Gab, 05. God Like feat. D. Black Freeway, E-40, Snoop Dogg, Vast Aire, Tupac, Lyrics Born, Lil Scrappy, 06. Bless The Child feat. Little Brother Kardinal Offishal, G-Unit, Planet Asia, X-Clan and more... 07. Oh Really feat. Posdnuos & Slug •Produced WWE Champion John Cena’s TV Ring Entrance Theme Song 08. Hi Interlude MARKETING POINTS: 09. Trap Door feat. MF DOOM •Initial Pressing Features a Bonus Instrumental CD of Album 10. Dead Wrong feat. Young Buck 11. Kissin’ The Curb •Touring U.S. throughout 2008 & 2009 with the Red Bull Big Tune feat. Bishop Lamont & Busta Rhymes Beat Battle Competitions 12. How We Ride feat. Freeway •CMJ Appearance as well as Release Parties in Seattle, New York, 13. White Van Los Angeles and Minneapolis feat. Alchemist, Evidence & Prodigy •Extensive Music/Lifestyle/Blog/Web Campaign with 1,000,000 Impressions 14. Big Homie Style •Full Press Servicing of Album to all Key Media and Online Outlets feat. J. Pinder, GMK & Spaceman •Full Radio Servicing to College & Urban Mix Shows 15. Scared feat. Blueprint •Videos for “The Truth” and “Trap Door” serviced to MTV, MTV2, 16. Great Sound Interlude MTVU, BET, Fuse, Much, as well as all Indie and Online Outlets 17. Get ‘Er Done feat. MF DOOM •Full Page Ad’s running in October/November Issues of URB, XXL, 18. Feeling My Shit feat. Casual 19. Soil Raps feat. Keak Da Sneak Wax Poetics, XLR8R, Mass Appeal, Vapors, Goods and more... 20. Glow feat. eLZhi & Royce Da 5’9” •Extensive Viral Campaign with Production Video Series Titled “In 21. R.I.P. Interlude The Producers Studio With Jake One” 22. Home feat. Vitamin D, C Note, Maine & Ish •Rhymesayers Street Team Campaigns in Key Markets •Promo White Van Key Chains •POP & In Store Copies Available (Postcards, Posters, Bumper Stickers & 2’x2’ Double Sided Poster Boards) Top markets: 01. Los Angeles, CA 05. Philadelphia, PA 09. Denver, CO ©2008 Rhymesayers Entertainment, LLC 2409 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55405 02. New York, NY 06. San Francisco, CA 10. Minneapolis, MN Office: 612.977.9870 Fax: 612.977.9871 03. Seattle, WA (Hometown) 07. Boston, MA Email: [email protected] 04. Chicago, IL 08. Washington, DC.
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