Spoken Art artist Precious Pyn, who’s formal name is Damita, has been writing poetry ever since middle school. This unique poet was raised around the arts, as her mother, Lady Flute, is a flute musician. She loves incorporating various art forms with her poetry. “Its such a synergy to have a poet, a musician, & artist put up front & center to free style. The artistry that flows from synergistic free styling is different than the poetry that may come to me naturally or that I may write for a specific occasion.”Precious’ debut spoken art sampler is schedule for release late November 2007. “I’d say one of my favorite pieces is Explicit Purity©.” The difference between spoken word & spoken art? “We speak words every day. I have chose to paint a picture with mine. One that you can hang on your mental wall to serve reminder that you are spiritual. Spoken Art became my ‘mini revolution’ about 2 years ago. A fellow poet friend of mine & I we conversing about what spoken word meant to us. We were more or less discontent with that label, that’s when spoken art was born.” Precious Pyn has many aspirations involving various business ventures. At the present she is Ms. African American Student Union, motivational speaker, poet, & travel professional ( www.ytb.com/cashtravelcheap). She also oversees PRITY, which a peer circle for young ladies ages 10-18yrs (www.prity.net). “When we love God, & help others God truly will bless our lives. 2 Cor 4: 13-15 is lovely, vs 13: “We having the same spirit of faith, according as it is written, I believed, and therefore have I spoken; we also believe, and therefore speak.” My matra is ‘all knowledge is not truth’. If it’s not positive, I don’t meditate on it. If its not truth, I don’t speak it.

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Malakhi born T. Rashad Rankin on June 15 1981 on the North side of Jacksonville , Fl is one of the few reality-rappers that can write rhymes without profanity. When he blesses the microphone, Malakhi as he is affectionately know in Jacksonville, FL drops words so full of wisdom that he makes a person wonder how a young man learned so much knowledge. "I look at life like an older person," explains the 24-year-old rapper. "I think five or ten years older because of whom I've been with all my life."

He listened religiously to popular rappers like Public Enemy, X-Clan, and KRS-1. But Malakhi did more than just listen to his favorite rappers; he was constantly penning his own rhymes, dreaming that someday he would make it. His day came sooner than expected when a friend introduced him to To The Top Entertainment CEO and founder Patricia Anderson.

Malakhi made his first appearance as a solo artist in 1997 in the local circuit in Jacksonville, FL. Later that year he became a member of a “short lived” group called I.C.U. and recorded 2 singles with the group before they went their separate ways. In 2000, Malakhi joined the U.S. Marine Corps.  After serving over in , Malakhi returned back to the and was relocated to MacDill AFB in Tampa Fl.  In March of 2005 Malakhi started his own record Label called “Frontline Music Group”.  Since then he has returned to his hometown of Jacksonville, FL to perform at many venues.  He has been featured on two of the hottest Mix tapes (Whilin 12) hosted by Flyi DCG and Wam Out Radio Vol 1. hosted my Preme J-ville’s Hypeman in Jacksonville, FL.    Malakhi’s hit single (Playerz&Ballerz) has been played in Clubs in the Tampa area and was featured for the 1^st time on radio airwaves courtesy of (Jax, Fl) Hot 105.7’s own Chanel Da Hostess With The Mostess and her new show 9-0-4Kus Radio.  Currently he is working on his debut album titled “Bring Da Fiyah” which will be released in 2007.