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Freestyle music was very popular if not the most popular style raid data recovery music in the late 1980's. Music stations such as Hot 103 in New York City gained a tremendous following due to freestyle music. Such student loan consolidation interest rates as K7, Lisette Melendez, Judy Torres buy Ritalin online George Lamond were pretty much household names. The most well known and respect music producer of freestyle music was Carlos "After Dark" Berrios.

However, as the years went on music stations started changing their formats, moving away from freestyle music and playing more rock, alternative music and hip hop. The big record labels began to dictate what the stations were to play and the genre slowly began to disappear from the air waves.

For fans of freestyle music, Carlos Berrios decided to revive the genre by producing a brand new double CD entitled "Don't Look Back" broken into insurance quotes on line One and Session Two. Old school artists such as George Lamond, Lisette Melendez and K7 perform on the albums. New school artists such as Joei May, Katya and Jessica Fabus perform on the albums as well.

Will radio stations in markets such as New York, Los Angeles and Detroit start playing this new material? I doubt it as commercial radio pretty much plays the same 30-35 tracks every few hours. Fortunately for true fans of the 1980's genre of freestyle music, we can still get our hands on some new material thanks to Carlos Berrios.

For more information on new freestyle music being released, go to http://www.ADMRecords.com

If you're a fan of freestyle music you can get more information on new freestyle music by visiting www.ADMRecords.comwww.ADMRecords.com

Anthony T. Torres is a managing partner of Diverse Funding Solutions, LLC, a New York mortgage brokerage as well as a licensed real estate salesperson in the state of New York specializing in buyer representation.

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