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Chase Dollaz releases mixtape “Every Dollars Counts” with Promise
Chase Dollaz in the beginning, viewed rapping as a way of getting out of class, “skipping seventh period math class”.
On August 23, 2014, Sean Blaq Thompson, CEO of 1022 Entertainment Group, created a buzz all around town. Where in the place to be?
Cha$e Dollaz Every Dollars Counts
On this very special evening, Cha$e Dollaz, released his mixtape entitled “Every Dollars Counts”.
With a who’s who of media and a roster of artist like Cha$e Dollaz and Taylor Laraia of the 1022 Entertainment Group Family – the entertainment group felt comfortable enough to celebrated this joyous occasion.
Cha$e Dollaz in the beginning, viewed rapping as a way of getting out of class, “skipping seventh period math class”. What began as an excuse, blossomed into the only reason – that is to rhyme, make music.
As a young adult without a college education, or a trade, and nowhere to go, his options were minimal.
So with minimum wage staring him in the face, maximum security, or take plan “C” The United States Army!
He pledged an allegiance for four years, while simultaneously honing his craft in hopes of becoming a driving force in Hip Hop.
Blaq describes Cha$e Dollaz as a rap artist from the West Coast, with an East Coast flow – which is very “melodic, boom dat boom rhythm”
The blessing of the Lord, it makes rich, and he adds no sorrow with it. Proverbs 10:22
Basically what this scripture: is saying, when you do the will of God. You don’t have to worry because his blessings will follow you.
Therefore, you will conduct yourself and all business endeavors in a respectful manner. Your reputation will then speak for itself.
Because you walk in righteousness, no harm will befall you, so you treat everyone the same.
Moreover, God will bless you: mentally, physically, spiritually & financially.
It is with this philosophy, CEO Sean Blaq Thompson, has begun to build, 1022 Entertainment Group Empire.
Sean has been a vegetarian; for 26 years, he attributes his holistic living, and spirit believes as the catalysis, for his fortitude in being able to wear a multitude of hats.
Yet behind every great movement lies the person with a dream and a vision to see it reach fruition.
According to Blaq, 1022 Entertainment Group is the parent company of 1022 Music Group.
The entertainment group is also a talent management company which represents recording artist, models, and actors a one stop entity.
An independent record label division, “that success comes without selfishness, but flourishes when it empowers others”.
- Chase Dollaz mixtape release. Photos : 1022 Entertainment Group/ Chase Dollaz CD Release Party
- Chase Dollaz mixtape release. Photos : 1022 Entertainment Group/ Chase Dollaz CD Release Party
- Chase Dollaz mixtape release. Photos : 1022 Entertainment Group/ Chase Dollaz CD Release Party
- Chase Dollaz mixtape release. Photos : 1022 Entertainment Group/ Chase Dollaz CD Release Party
- Chase Dollaz mixtape release. Photos : 1022 Entertainment Group/ Chase Dollaz CD Release Party
- Chase Dollaz mixtape release. Photos : 1022 Entertainment Group/ Chase Dollaz CD Release Party
- Chase Dollaz mixtape release. Photos : 1022 Entertainment Group/ Chase Dollaz CD Release Party
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