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3 of the Best Music Sites I know created by good people

hi again. Its me reporting to you from the unda-world. I got another undakova secret for ya. Today it dawned on me that I not only know three amazing websites that I can share but I know the people who designed them and they are genuine, innovative, and pioneers. Still with these gentlement the best is yet to come and I would love for you to get a look at these 3 websites and check them out before they become the next best thing since Twitter for the genre of music, hip hop, underground culture, independent and industry buzz, as well as socializing and entertainment.

The 3 websites are
Thegoodlook.net Roshmond aka SUM KID is the west coast connection, emcee, and ship captain of the GoodLook.net. He brings a monthly video update that is full of the latest tips on how as an independent artist life can be easier, more lucrative, and productive. The Good Look dot net not only is good information for independent artist it also brings those who aren't full time artist together closer with the latest and greatest for the artist they themselves love and support. In other words the good look is a membership site with one big happy family of creative people and those that love art and music, their companies, and their friends.
theIndustrycosign.com was brought to my attention by Big CED several years ago. Big CED has been facilitating a discussion and forum about the industry's trends, highs and lows, gossip, updates and has also been hosting weekly and monthly networking events, parties, and gatherings that been in NYC's trendiest spots for over 5 years consistently. Big CED's industry co-sign website is a membership site is a reflection of that dedication and is a prominent online forum designed to allow you to network and catch up on whats going down in the current music industry.
freehiphopnow.com developed by Conscious aka Uber Villian (@bxubervillain) is a 10 year vet, poet, internet "neo-hacker", and promoter extraordinaire. I met Conscious in the scene here in NYC. Actually during several moments in my time here in NYC after 2000 he was the scene, created it, and supported many independent artist in exposing and developing their craft in an open mic, non exclusive, laid back but professional formation. Straight innovator and grassroots motivator. Check for Conscious but more importantly become a member of freehiphopnow.com and stay tuned to the daily updates and articles, and music he has put together for many other classic artist such as SUM KID, BROKE MC, CORE RHYTHM, BISC ONE etc.

Yes so those are the 3 sites I frequent and swear by that you can check out if you haven't already. Stay tuned for the website that will unfold the inner workings of who I have encountered, built with, and admire here in NYC and on my travels abroad. Hope we can be neyba's hint hint. Peace and love

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