SUPR is a Virginia based Production Company. From music production, to clothing, stay tuned to up-coming projects.
SUPR (Producers/Songwriters Tehron Porter and Sulaiman Azimi) produce music of various genres including Hip-Hop, Contemporary R&B, Soul, Rock, Alternative, Dance, and more. We are from Virginia. In addition to music production and songwriting, we create our own apparel, graphic/merchandise design, photo and videography.
Related ventures:
Ghetto Orchestra is SUPR's band/ Sulaiman Azimi (Guitar, Vocals) Tehron Porter (Bass, Drums), Acee Fuller (Drums).
Nothing Magazine is an independently published digital magazine produced by SUPR.
LoLaFo is a clothing and lifestyle brand created by Noah Elnagdy and Tehron Porter in Virginia.
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This is a longer segment, part 2 of the performance on March 16th, 2013 in Va Beach. The memories, the vibes, the colors, the energy, the music! Gotta love some Galaxy Dynamite.
Vinyl Turntablist mixin every genre, mainly HipHop Rap, Trap, EDM, B-more and Reggae to cultivate music for my listeners. Producer (A Mulli Prod.) check out the latest sounds on the soundcloud.com/DjMulliMulls
If you live in Virginia, specifically close to Stafford and love dance music, you've got to catch CED CARTER perform his dj set. CED performs at Buffalo Moe's every Friday, and for years has been transforming the dance culture in central Virginia. DJing at a young, Ced has toured and performed next to some of the biggest electronic musicians in the 90's and early 2000's. However within the past decade or two, Ced has taken a liken for stimulating the dance scene in Central/Northern Virgina. His caliber of work sets him apart, as he mixes his sets live AND ITS EFFING AMAZING. While only a few of his 45 minute to 1 hour+ mixes are accessible online (see below), you definitely want to make sure you see him live. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
These mixes are perfect for dance parties, and serve as a good replacement in case you've got a shitty DJ at your party - no worries, just play some Ced Carter.
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Below is from a set recorded by Ced in 2013:
Virginia is a bubbling pot of creative genius's. Alex Knowles aka Kid Merci aka Designer. Rapper. Music Producer. VJ. is an example of this.
Crafting his own artistic style, K I D M E R C I, not only takes a modern & contemporary spin to his anime design characterization - a staple for potentially a future entire world full of his characters, his music production is equally on a high caliber. When he has not designing, he is producing music - creating that alternative chill vibe. Check out his TrakTrain music profile - Kid Merci.
With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in the Honors program at Virginia Tech also majoring in political science and philosophy Katy Shepard wishes to pursue a career in non-profit organizations’ promotion of international human rights through the use of mass media and community arts. It is her belief that the arts are a fundamental outlet for honesty with one’s self and others about not only the necessities of life, but also what can lead to happiness. Shepard has also previously studied at the Virginia Tech Center for European Studies and Architecture located in Riva San Vitale, Switzerland as part of the Honors Presidential Global Scholars program in the spring of 2013 as well as partaking in Korea University’s International Summer Campus program in 2012. These experiences have allowed her to study art and culture from around the world.
Research & Community Works
Previously Shepard has worked on research on the Developmental Stages of the Child Artist with head of VT Perspective Gallery Robin Boucher. She has worked on numerous independent art studies with Professor Emeritus Robert Graham revolving around international gender issues.
Shepard is the president and founder of the Light Up a Life service organization at Virginia Tech which pursues the phrase “Kids, Creativity, & Community.” Through this organization Shepard was able to organize and develop the show “Once Upon a Time,” shown in the Perspective Gallery in the spring of 2012, which featured the future self-portraits of students kindergarten through 12th grade.
In Stafford County Shepard has taught private art lessons for numerous years. Students have gone on to win numerous awards at Dorothy Hart Children’s Art Show, CRRL Teen Art Show, and the State Fair of Virginia.
source:Katy Shepard Facebook