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CSP Studios on VH1's Love and Hip Hop Atlanta Season 2 episode 3 & 5

Karlie Redd‘s in the booth at CSP Studios working on her rap all while being messy. And why not make a diss record toward K.Michelle and let Rasheeda hear it? Traci comes along for the entertainment and tries to grasp what is going on. “Come on, get on a verse,” Karlie tells Rasheeda. “I am so not about to waste my beautiful voice on no gotd– zoo animals. I can’t do it,” Rasheeda responds. Traci eggs Rasheeda on persuading her with the “I’ll play it [on the radio]” if she just does the song. Rasheeda says she’ll think about it. When Karlie asks when is the last time she saw K, Rasheeda says, “Oh, I was driving down Boulevard pass the Atlanta Zoo and she was right outside that b*tch eating some grass.” Oh, Rasheeda.

CSP Music Group: Damon Dash on why it Profits to stay Independent

CSP Music Group is an independent record label and production company that caters to recording artists. We are the new approach to artist who want creative control of their projects and are disillusioned by the politics involved with major labels. The new generation of music-makers are following in the footsteps of pioneers such as Mackelmore and Adele who are proving that artists of today no longer need the financial backing of the major record label.

By investing in their own careers, such artists are able to make it to the top strictly based on their fan base and music alone. The artist remains in control with a team of people who understand your branding, your fans, and your dream.

CSP Music Group provides all the services an artist needs, in one location; to produce, create, market, distribute, promote, and brand their music. Under the CSP Music Group umbrella, a diverse team of seasoned industry professionals combine thought-out marketing...

Christopher Starr & Kevin Shine talks to artist about giving their best performance while recording "The Record"

Many times artist will come in the studio with the a notion that they can record an outstanding vocal performance within a few takes of being in the booth, although this may be true for few, its not true for most. Getting that “It Factor” on record is often harder then most artists like to think.

Tips:

• Get comfortable.
• Take time to focus on what the song is about.
• Learn the lyrics before going into the booth.
• Connect with the emotion of the song.