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“Big Grind” is a hip hop artist from The Bronx, NY. His other titles include Karate instructor, and Educator in New York City Charter schools. His career began at a young age. “Big Grind,” otherwise known as Joel Bunche, was always performing as a child. With inspiration from artists like TuPac and Nas, he set on his path to make sure his voice was heard. In 2019, “Big Grind” began his work; going to the studio and putting his music together. He released “Love Does Count,” a heartfelt ode everyone can identify with. In turn it is the staple Big Grind intends to lead with and leave with the youth as well as others struggling to have their voice heard.

In an interview on “Building Conversations Toward Success,” Big Grind tells us how he’s “…lost connections with people…”he thought were his friends because of his grind. He says,

“I’m not… I’m not typical. I don’t know… you just like…. you never even gave me a chance. So much in that I leave people because they’re so dysfunctional…I’m still here by the grace of God that you know, he brought me out when everybody counted me out … I just feel like giving back and now I feel like it is..is difficult because I got to push myself. I got to support myself and soon as I said that people had a problem with it.”

“Big Grind” can be found on all streaming platforms. “Being Black” is the new single off his “For the Unspoken” album. It is available for purchase and entertainment on all streaming platforms and social media outlets. Support “Being Black” by including it in your social media stories.

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Big Grind’s 2019 Coast 2 Coast Live Performance

He drew inspiration from all the most talented rap artists in the industry, including Tupac Shakur, Kanye West, T.I.,Twista, and Jay-Z. During his middle and high school years, Allias entered numerous talent shows, and entering rap battles at Bonita lakes mall in Meridian MS to showcase his musical prowess and gain the confidence he needed to succeed in this industry. After networking in his hometown music scene, Allias knew that it was time for him to seek a bigger and better success. He set out for California and linked up with his cousin J.Reed to follow his dreams and expand his musical repertoire.

Once he arrived in California, he and J.Reed got right to business, releasing their first collaboration CD album titled “TruthBeTold” under the independent label (Frontline)which then created a buzz for the two. Allias began spreading his name and performing in various venues across the state. Pretty soon Allias became well known in the southern California music scene, but he knew that he still hadn’t reached his full potential. He hired a promoter in 2008, who spread the word about Allias and began creating the media buzz that he had been looking for.

One night, Allias was performing at a club called “The Vibe” when he ran into Rawkstar, another aspiring musician who was looking to create waves in the California music industry. The two instantly recognized each others’ talent and saw that they had identical dreams. They partnered up and began to build up the success that had thus far eluded them individually. Allias, Underground Rap Rawkstar and Allias founded EZ Money Productions/Entertainment and started writing new songs for their band.

In a matter of months, they had developed a dedicated fan base throughout the greater Los Angeles region. With multiple CDs, songs, and mix tapes distributed under the EZ Money name, As progress came both founders decided to take their own individual paths in the industry. Rawkstar still upholding the EZ name also affiliated with Allias with his own campaign “3322 Music Group™” with ALLIAS now relocated in Tulsa Oklahoma he’s back on the rise with the critically acclaimed “Trxll Motivatxon” Mixtape/Album.

He is working another project labeled “Listen Til The End” which is his first album releasing independently and still signed under Juels Of Rome a branch of the BSAFE foundation, also a known talent consultant and Bookings of celebs, parties ,walk throughs, hosting etc. Allias continues to climb the wall of success by any means necessary through music, film, fashion and marketing. With his newest and most anticipated single yet to come “If I Could Sing” Allias is the industry’s top 2021 prospect and will continue to satisfy his ever growing fanbase with each day that passes.

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In the video, Frankie recites simple but aesthetically appealing lyrics on a trap drum beat with references to his idol Michael Jackson’s hits such as “ABC.” All the while, he’s showing off some fancy footwork with his own “Frankie twist” dance.

“What inspires me most about Michael Jackson is that he began his career at a young age just like me,” Frankie explains. “Knowing that he worked hard, even at my age, made me realize that I could follow my dreams of creating music for everyone to enjoy. He was also passionate about his work. When I perform, I put all my effort into my work to show my dedication.”
Born Frank James, Jr., the multi-talented minor was first introduced to Jackson by his grandmother when he was only a year old. For a Christmas present, he to Jackson’s diamond-selling Thriller album. The 60-million-selling album stayed in repeat rotation in young Frankie’s room.

Michael Joseph Jackson was only seven years old when he first stepped on stage at a local talent competition, stole the show with his amazing prepubescent voice and walked away with the first-place prize. Spending his childhood submersed in perfecting his singing and dancing, MJ rose to superstar status as a young adult to become one of the greatest musicians of all time.

“I remember listening to the album all the time,” he recalls. “The music put me in a happy mood, and I would just dance to every song.”

Much like Michael, Frankie first took his talents to a stage at eight years old at a school talent show. He sang the first verse and chorus to the Jackson 5 1971 ballad “Maybe Tomorrow.” Even though, he did not win first place, Frankie knew at that very moment the stage was meant to be his home.

“I really wasn’t nervous because everyone knew already, I loved to perform,” he admits. “Even though I won third place, it pushed me to work harder.”

The following year, Frankie returned to perform in the talent show and won first place.
His father noticed the boy’s tenacity and got his son signed to a New York City talent agency, which afforded him the opportunity to appear as a kid actor on the Larry Wilmore Show, Madame Secretary and BrainPOP.

Also, while continuing to pursue his career in showmanship, Frankie saw the Writerz Block Challenge, so his father brought Frankie to the Writerz Block Studio. There, he wrote the lyrics to “Roo Walk” with the assistance of his producer and dance coach in less than three hours.

“I was really nervous going to my first studio session,” he admits. “Of course, I knew this would-be part of the process, but I didn’t have any experience at a studio. But once I went into the booth to record, I took a couple of deep breaths and my confidence kicked in. It was so cool to learn how music is recorded from beginning to end.”

After posting the video to social media, it caught on like wildfire. Frankie J had become an overnight celebrity. “Because the video was watched by so many people, I started to gain more followers and received positive reviews,” he details. “I was really excited! My friends and family know how passionate I am about becoming an entertainer.”
There’s no denying that Frankie J is a star in the making. “Roo Walk” is currently available to stream on all digital platforms.