SGIB Magazine Launches First Bilingual Urban Music Magazine
SGIB Magazine Launches First Bilingual Urban Music Magazine
(PRWEB) January 1, 2004
SGIB Magazine Launches First Bilingual Urban Music Magazine, Every month, each issue will include:
The Cover: Reserved for Long Island artists ONLY either established or up-and-coming, with an extensive interview and photographs.
Job Searcher: Highlighting a marketable individual for employment, complete with their assets and strengths.
Giving Back: Highlights individuals on Long Island who "give back" to the community through various means. This special feature column is dedicated to the memory of 18-year-old, Cassie Brown, who was tragically killed.
One day for a class project, all the students were asked to write their eulogy. She simply wrote she wanted to "Give Back." SGIB will honor her wish by featuring a person or an organization that does just that.
Strong Island Hip-Hop Culture About Long Island, and the people who were there.
“We Be Jammin’, Jammin’! We Hope You Like Jammin’, Too” The newest feature: a column dedicated to the music from the ‘loudest little island in the world’ – Jamaica. By Beryl
Open Mic: Chris Curry, who SGIB is proud to have aboard. His will have a question and answer column related to the entertainment business. Curry is a Svengali for aspiring entertainers. Chris and his partners, Kevin Owens and Travis Milner, run “So You Want to Be a Star, Inc.”, an organization that helps people who believe that they have what it takes to become professional entertainers and they learn just how to make that happen. Curry and company knows the score. Owens is a lead singer with the rhythm and blues group, Ray, Goodman and Brown and is a background vocalist for Luther Vandross. Milner is a keyboardist for soul singer Gerald Levert. Curry has worked with many stars, ranging from Isaac Hayes and Dionne Warwick to the late Eddie Kendricks of the Temptations. Curry and Warwick are currently working on an entertainment-training manual.
My Rantin' and Ravin' Review: A column dedicated to reviews from different entertainment sources-CDs, movies, television, concerts and more. Check out BerylÂ’s unique rating scale.
Soap Box: A free, non-partisan forum, for politicians to speak to you - our readers. SGIB wants you to become thinkers, not followers. Read about the people who make decisions that will affect your life.
Photos by Gerard: After 25 years of shooting as a freelance publicity photographer he will bring you a rich history in photography and welcomes others.
All of these great features blended together make SGIB a much-read magazine. We only have one question… if you are into urban music and not reading SGIB and you live on Long Island, “What are you reading?” SO, get in on the hottest new music magazine on the market and be entertained and educated!
Target Market: Any age group since it is also an educational tool. Brings together minority communities with the mainstream who share a common interest-MUSIC! This publication is also going out to major record labels and record producers every month.
Subscriptions: Available at $18.00 per year. ($2.75 newsstand price). For more information or subscriptions you may log on to our web site at www. sgibmagazine. com or email us at SGIBmagazine@aol. com or write us at P. O. Box 1244 Bay Shore, New York 11706 or call us at 631.969.3676.
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Phil Andrews Public Relations Director
SGIBmagazine@aol. com
631.969.3676
P. O. Box 1244
Bay Shore, New York 11706
