(S45) PT #3 - Music Man

[oilmandan]

Stetson David was signed up by his player agency to appear on an upcoming rap album for the hottest rapper on the scene. Not much of a rap fan himself, Stetson found it odd he would even be considered for the project. But after some convincing, he agreed and started practicing his dance moves. Aside from appearing in the music video, where he danced up an absolute storm, Stetson got to rap a verse about some of the issues affecting the world these days. It went over real well in the studio and they knew right away that they had a hit on their hands. The track was an absolute smash and topped all the music charts across the globe and even into outer space! No word on if Stetson plans on making a second career in the rap game, but he would recommend anyone to try it out sometime

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[Keyg_an]

When Ocean Alleys asked Dru Freduci to do a guest feature on their hit single “Confidence” he could not have been more excited.

You see it may be a rather simple song but it means so much to Dru in the context of his career. Singing the words “It is all about confidence baby” spoke to him on multiple levels, as he felt as though it is exactly how he thinks of football ever since his transition from tight end to running back.

He felt lost at the beginning of the season and when he heard that Ocean Alleys was releasing the song and he listened through the first time he knew how he needed to approach the season. He needed to go back to his roots and realize that it is in fact all about confidence baby. Since featuring on the track he has been continuing to improve his season after a rough start including two fumbles, despite not losing them.

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Harley Andrews wrapped up another day on the practice field and headed back into the team facility to get ready to head home. He hopped in the car and hit the road, but got a call from his agent right away. He had an interesting offer that Andrews couldn’t pass up. As it turns out, hip hop artist Drake wanted to feature Andrews on an upcoming single he was releasing. Andrews wouldn’t actually be doing any rapping on the song, but would be more of a hype man on the track. The reason he was wanted was because the music video would be filmed in Sarasota. Andrews figured this would be a great way to get additional exposure from people around the country and even the world. Beyond that, he always kind of secretly wanted to be in a music video, and who better to debut with than Drake? Still unsure why he was interested in a washed up football player though.

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[Cycro]

As an O-Lineman, especially on a team outside the US, Justin Willis doesn't have the most fame and influence compared to other players on the team. So he was pretty surprised when he was approached to do a holiday album. And not just any holiday album, but one for the holiday of his choosing. So he recruited the best singers on the team as well as some friends from the industry and released The Haunting of Cape Town, a multi-genre concept album telling the story of a family being terrorized by the spectre of a murdered football player. Willis' musical tastes are extremely varied, so the tracks run the gamut of genres. The opening track "The Haunting" is a dark and haunting synthwave track reminiscent of 80s sci-fi, while mid-album banger "4th and Infinity" is a 3-minute metalcore anthem. The album closes with a 13 minute rock opera titled "The Final End Zone" that incorporates aspects of Hip-Hop, Bluegrass, and Drum 'n Bass as well as classical rock opera aesthetics.

The album was an absolute flop.

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Carissa's been contacted to star and sing a verse in a eurodance song. Dutch singers don't really make headlines globally, so an up and comer contacted her to get a big name on the song. Carissa isn't opposed to using her stardom to help out, and this isn't the first time she's been reached out to. She's more worried about the singing. Carissa is tone deaf, more or less. She likes drunk karaoke with friends but otherwise her mouth is shut during songs. The artist said she totally understood, and proposed a spoken verse instead. Carissa got her to further agree that it would be faded into the background under the bass, and for the music video appearance, she would not be dancing - same reason. A crew will be out in Arizona to film some action scenes with her on the field and they've offered to fly her to Rotterdam to film some scenes around the city.

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