SUPER PRODUCER FATBOI

LaDamon ‘Fatboi” Douglas, is a Savannah, Ga native that has made his mark in the industry as one of the top Super Producers. His first major placement was with artist Camoflage single “Cut Friends.” His most recent project was the ever so popular hit “Wasted” by Gucci Mane and Plies. The song reached the number one spot on the Billboard charts in 2009. Fatboi’s talent has established him as the most sought after producers in Atlanta, with artists such as Bobby Valentino, Keri Hilson, T.I, Ludacris, Jeezy , Nelly, and many more lining up to work with him. He has been featured in XXL Magazine, Hip Hop Weekly Magazine, The New York Times, J’Adore Magazine, and MTV.Com. Fatboi has solidified himself in the music game as a production force to be reckoned with.

# 98 OAKLAND RAIDERS DE, JAY RICHARDSON

Jay Richardson is a Starting Defensive End for the Oakland Raiders. He finished his third season with the Raiders  with 82 tackles 27 assists and 7.0 sacks. In 2009 he secured and endorsement with “Verve Energy Drink” alongside Shawne Merriman. Since signing with Purple Label PR, Jay has been a featured  on Wall to Wall Sports, The Dr. Oz Show, Silver & Black Report, Sporting News Radio, Fox Sports, ESPN Radio, Stack Magazine, Morning Edition, Friday Night Sports, and Chronicle Live on CSN. In his spare time, Jay works closely with his mother and biggest fan, on his foundation The Jay Richardson Foundation, helping young athletes transition into different stages of school and sports. The ever so charismatic athlete’s post- pro career goal is to become a television sports broadcaster/ personality.

Recording Artist Bobby Valentino

Atlanta based artist Bobby Valentino formed Mista, a Boyz II Men-styled singing group that made some waves with their “Blackberry Molasses” single. The group’s self-titled album appeared in 1996 but failed to match the single’s success. A second, unreleased album was recorded with producer Timbaland’s help but management problems split the group and Valentino decided to focus on college. After earning his degree in 2003, Valentino returned to demo work. One of his demos ended up in the hands of Ludacris, who made Valentino the first R&B singer in the rapper’s DTP (Disturbing tha Peace) crew. The sultry “Slow Down” announced the singer’s rebirth as a DTP member in early 2005 and soon became a BET and radio favorite. As the ballad was landing on numerous schools’ prom ballots, Def Jam/DTP released Valentino’s self-titled debut, a Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart-topper.  ”Special Occasion” equaled that success in 2007, yet Valentino left his label on good terms and aligned with EMI. His first album with EMI, titled The Rebirth and released through his boutique label, Blu Kolla Dreams, was released in February 2009 and featured productions from longtime collaborators Tim & Bob, as well as Carlos McKinney and Raphael Saadiq. His newest album “Fly on the Wall” is set to be released this summer.

The Jay Richardson Foundation