Christopher Wuest (born December 25, 1978) best known by his stage name C-Dubb, is an American rapper and hip hop producer from Sacramento, California. To date, he has released eight albums and featured on over forty compilations.
He is known for his grunge-like vocals over West Coast beats. C-Dubb has worked with acts such as Messy Marv, San Quinn, Keak Da Sneak, Jay Tee (N2Deep/Latino Velvet), Young Droop, Hollow Tip, and Brotha Lynch Hung.
C-Dubb currently resides in Sacramento,Ca. with his family. C-DUBB has been picked up by Bloc Star Ent. the label of X-Raided. They are currently working on album Bloc Bizness,which is said to be released on March 16th, 2010 and in the same month Bloc Star will be releasing C-Dubbs's solo album, "Mob Hits". This album will be a best of C-Dubb.
You can currently pick up C-DUBB's most recent release " Left Lane Hustle" released early December 2009
Discography
Albums
*Kalifornia (1997)
*Story of the Struggle (2000)
*Networkin (2003)
*Ground Zero (2005)
*Boss Game (2005)
*Garbage Man (2005)
*Shock Treatment (2007)
*Veteran Status (2008)
*The Facts (unreleased)
project mobb (2009)
*Mob Hits (2010)
He is known for his grunge-like vocals over West Coast beats. C-Dubb has worked with acts such as Messy Marv, San Quinn, Keak Da Sneak, Jay Tee (N2Deep/Latino Velvet), Young Droop, Hollow Tip, and Brotha Lynch Hung.
C-Dubb currently resides in Sacramento,Ca. with his family. C-DUBB has been picked up by Bloc Star Ent. the label of X-Raided. They are currently working on album Bloc Bizness,which is said to be released on March 16th, 2010 and in the same month Bloc Star will be releasing C-Dubbs's solo album, "Mob Hits". This album will be a best of C-Dubb.
You can currently pick up C-DUBB's most recent release " Left Lane Hustle" released early December 2009
Discography
Albums
*Kalifornia (1997)
*Story of the Struggle (2000)
*Networkin (2003)
*Ground Zero (2005)
*Boss Game (2005)
*Garbage Man (2005)
*Shock Treatment (2007)
*Veteran Status (2008)
*The Facts (unreleased)
project mobb (2009)
*Mob Hits (2010)
Baya Michaelson (born Michael E. Clay, 1974 California) is an American singer-songwriter in the neo-digital genre. He works from EDH Studios in Big Sur and El Dorado Hills, California. Baya Michaelson was well received in the early 2000s in San Francisco and again in the Shiba District of Tokyo. Michaelson is now in studio recording tracks for the new album L1 and is expected to announce tour dates this August 2010.
Biography
Baya Michaelson is native Californian. Born in 1974, Baya was raised and schooled in the Big Sur/Monterey area. At the age of 2, Baya was playing Suzuki Violin. By the age of 4 he was playing the piano in classical fashion and had already written 2 concertos. By the age of 9, Baya had developed into an Alto Saxophone player which he continued for many years. Young Baya then, was playing for the Middle School Jazz Band while training as a distance runner for the High School Track Team and Surfing in big waves of the stormy, jagged, California coast. To this day, Baya claims that his times spent in “Large Water” has developed him into the performer we know, more so than “any education on land”. Before High School, Baya studied summers at Robert Louis Stevenson School for Music. By the age of 14, Baya had performed in Jazz clubs with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Bob Soder and Clyde Stubblefield (James Brown’s Drummer). Though not keen on Jazz, in 1987 Baya left the Saxophone and turned to computers as a viable option for creating new musics. There is no record on file for the next decade.
"I always tended towards the computers." Baya states in an early 2001 interview. "Though relatively new in their evolution, they have progressed enough to trigger Synthesizers and Sound Canvases. Not to mention they never showed up to a gig drunk, so that is good. If programmed properly, they don’t make mistakes and can bring everything any musician can to the table. Have you ever tried to program a human bass player? It simply doesn’t work. They bite."
Biography
Baya Michaelson is native Californian. Born in 1974, Baya was raised and schooled in the Big Sur/Monterey area. At the age of 2, Baya was playing Suzuki Violin. By the age of 4 he was playing the piano in classical fashion and had already written 2 concertos. By the age of 9, Baya had developed into an Alto Saxophone player which he continued for many years. Young Baya then, was playing for the Middle School Jazz Band while training as a distance runner for the High School Track Team and Surfing in big waves of the stormy, jagged, California coast. To this day, Baya claims that his times spent in “Large Water” has developed him into the performer we know, more so than “any education on land”. Before High School, Baya studied summers at Robert Louis Stevenson School for Music. By the age of 14, Baya had performed in Jazz clubs with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Bob Soder and Clyde Stubblefield (James Brown’s Drummer). Though not keen on Jazz, in 1987 Baya left the Saxophone and turned to computers as a viable option for creating new musics. There is no record on file for the next decade.
"I always tended towards the computers." Baya states in an early 2001 interview. "Though relatively new in their evolution, they have progressed enough to trigger Synthesizers and Sound Canvases. Not to mention they never showed up to a gig drunk, so that is good. If programmed properly, they don’t make mistakes and can bring everything any musician can to the table. Have you ever tried to program a human bass player? It simply doesn’t work. They bite."
Dr. Scott Rasgon is chief of nephrology at Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles. He obtained his bachelor's degree at UCLA and his M.D. at USC. Subsequently, hedid his residency and fellowship at Kaiser Permanente, and he has remained at Kaiser for the past thirty years He specializes in nephrology, gerantology, and internal medicine.
Selected publications
*"Use of a Staphylococcus aureus conjugate vaccine in patients receiving hemodialysis." Shinefield H, Black S, Fattom A, et al.: New England Journal of Medicine (2002) 346:7 pp 491-496
*"An intervention for employment maintenance among blue-color workers with end-stage renal diseas." Rasgon, et al. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (1993) 22:3 pp 403 -412
Selected publications
*"Use of a Staphylococcus aureus conjugate vaccine in patients receiving hemodialysis." Shinefield H, Black S, Fattom A, et al.: New England Journal of Medicine (2002) 346:7 pp 491-496
*"An intervention for employment maintenance among blue-color workers with end-stage renal diseas." Rasgon, et al. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (1993) 22:3 pp 403 -412
Jennifer "Jennie" Mortimer (born 13 December 1967, Melbourne, Australia) is an Australian singer.
Her parents Philip Mortimer and Marie Mahon were both European classical musicians. Mortimer tried her hand at classical violin before realising singing was her passion. Mortimer started working professionally as a teenager in theatre and children's shows in the school holidays and won a scholarship to a well-known singing school, where she trained as a singing teacher. Mortimer also studied at The Dance Factory in Melbourne and Trinity College London, where she obtained a Music Theatre degree.
Mortimer has worked as a cabaret performer in Australia and in musical theatre with shows such as My Fair Lady, and Hello Dolly. Mortimer has supported international acts such Boney M, The Village People, Reg Varney, and Ronnie Corbett and has worked as an actress in series such Neighbours, Mr Nice Guy with Jackie Chan, and stage shows such as Agnes of God and Woman Alone.
She released an album, Reflection, in 2008, which was awarded a 'Grindie Award' by RadioIndy.
Mortimer teaches as a vocal instructor at several schools in the Eastern Metropolitan Region, where she leads choirs and helps with productions.
Her parents Philip Mortimer and Marie Mahon were both European classical musicians. Mortimer tried her hand at classical violin before realising singing was her passion. Mortimer started working professionally as a teenager in theatre and children's shows in the school holidays and won a scholarship to a well-known singing school, where she trained as a singing teacher. Mortimer also studied at The Dance Factory in Melbourne and Trinity College London, where she obtained a Music Theatre degree.
Mortimer has worked as a cabaret performer in Australia and in musical theatre with shows such as My Fair Lady, and Hello Dolly. Mortimer has supported international acts such Boney M, The Village People, Reg Varney, and Ronnie Corbett and has worked as an actress in series such Neighbours, Mr Nice Guy with Jackie Chan, and stage shows such as Agnes of God and Woman Alone.
She released an album, Reflection, in 2008, which was awarded a 'Grindie Award' by RadioIndy.
Mortimer teaches as a vocal instructor at several schools in the Eastern Metropolitan Region, where she leads choirs and helps with productions.