Move over boys, Miss Chee is ready to take the mic! Backed by Master P and the rest of the No Limit Forever family, the up-and-coming femcee has been grindin’ hard, perfecting her craft and waiting for her time in the spotlight. Fierce, sexy and talented, Miss Chee is pure street and isn’t afraid to show it lyrically. But besides being able to spit tight verses, the authentic Georgia girl is a multi-talented musician and a skilled producer and songwriter. Working on tracks for her LP release, Miss Chee is lending her vocals on a variety of efforts from her No Limit family, including Master P on their latest release “Boyfriend & Girlfriend.” Not only is she a great rapper, but she’s testing her skills at acting in Mater P’s upcoming movie Get Money. Poised to be the next bad ass female in hip-hop, Miss Chee is getting’ ready to take over with the help of Master P, who’s also gearing up his No Limit crew for big things come 2012. Here’s what P had to say about his talented artist, his new ventures and No Limit Forever. Music: Monstah aka Master P Ft. Miss Chee and Romeo “Google Me” Romeo Ft. Miss Chee, Ace, Oak Tree and Kay I “The Statement” AllHipHop.com: What did you see in Miss Chee that made you want to sign her? Master P: Miss Chee is the beat female artist in the game right now. When I first came out Mia X was one of the baddest females ever to hit the mic. Her word play, the way she articulates and the way she delivers is real it’s street, it’s relatable, and I think that’s what it’s gonna take a big female artist to blow. I mean, Nicki Minaj did it at her level and now Miss Chee has an opportunity to do it for the next generation to take the game to the next level. I think a lot of females off the street can relate to her and her struggles. It ain’t no limit to what she could do. AllHipHop.com: How did the idea for the track, “Boyfriend & Girlfriend,” come about? Master P: I think it’s gonna be incredible. I don’t think there’s a song out at this time on the streets that men and women can relate to. She got incredible acting skills, which makes her so strong.  On the music side, she’s a beast on the mic. You have to have those delivery skills to have both men and women like you. Miss Chee: We are showing people men and women can work together. He got my back just like I have his. We just are putting out something positive and being real at the same time. AllHipHop.com: So what are your plans for her career? Master P: I predict she’s gonna be the biggest female in the game. She’s a brand and opening up avenues and doors. Nicki Minaj is at the top right now and feel that with every Kobe Bryant come along a Lebron James, and Miss Chee is the next Lebron coming into the game now. With her work ethic, she’s unstoppable. Thanks to the power of the Internet she has an international fan base already. Before that was something that took you a long time to build. AllHipHop.com: What’s it like working with Master P? Miss Chee: Growing up, especially coming from the South and coming from the streets, all you heard was No Limit. It was like the soundtrack to my life. And now to be blessed with the opportunity to work with someone of his stature is truly a blessing. There’s not a day that goes by where I don’t learn anything from him. A lot of people get titles, but the streets gave me my name and he just stamped it. I’m getting the chance to live out my dreams. What I lot of people don’t understand is it’s a business and there’s so much more behind the scenes. He’s not only teaching me that but also about life. Everyday I wake up I have to thank the man upstairs for putting me in this position. AllHipHop.com: So who did you find out about Miss Chee’s talents? Master P: One of my A&R guys from Atlanta had heard of her since she was grindin’ hard doing it on her own. Then Romeo rebranded the company to No Limits Forever and they got together and one thing led to the next. So this ended up being a family business and we made her a part of the family. We not running a race, we running a marathon. We want to find real artists. She was a diamond in the rough and now she’s polished to take over the game because she worked hard. We want those types of people who work out to overcome their environment and don’t mind grinding it out until it’s their time. And that’s what we did and now it’s our time. I did it once and am doing it again, but bigger ’cause of the new technology. We don’t care about who’s out there because there is enough for a lot of people. Music is a timing thing. You gotta wait for it. She’s been doing that. We’re not in a rush. This is the next big artist of next year. She know she’s a star but she’s also humble and patiently waiting until the fans approver her. What we doing now is just hitting the road, getting music online, in the clubs on the radio then game over. AllHipHop.com: What’s the journey been like, Miss Chee? Miss Chee: Like he said. People don’t realize this is not something that happens overnight. I’ve been doing music since I was very young. My musical background is what really kept me out of these streets. I am from Zone 6 in Atlanta, which is a very rough neighborhood. But I made it out because I worked hard. I would do […]

This Sicilian born, New York Bred and Milwaukee raised artist has been making crazy noise across the internet this summer. With songs with Trae tha Truth, Smoke DZA, Kid Ink, Killa Kyleon, Kid Cudi and many others Talent Couture is really taking his music to the next level by working on his craft and doing so with a humble and confident posture that is as real as it gets.  With the help of the internationally known DJ Woogie and a close circle of people working on his team, Talent has put together a string of videos and songs that have everyone wondering if this kid is the next to blow.  Take a look at AllHipHop.com’s exclusive sit down with one of the game’s most prominent Italian rappers ever.  Not that that matters though, when you hear the music you’ll know for yourself, the talent is there. AllHipHop.com:  So tell me a little bit about yourself man. Talent Couture: Pretty much what happened is man, I’m full-blooded Sicilian, in my family, I’m first generation in this country. So we came from Sicily, moved to Brooklyn, Red Hook Brooklyn, NYC and so then my family relocated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in my early teens. The family business relocated, me being from NY and then moving to the Midwest, from the mainstay artists from the Midwest like Bone to the East, to the West, I heard it all.  So I think that had a lot to do with how diverse my music is.  I grew up around a lot of different styles of hip-hop. So I can do the “Aint Bout Money” track with Trae and then also do some emo-electronica stuff that has other kinds of appeal AllHipHop.com: Talk to me about the Milwaukee hip hop scene… Talent Couture: Ive been on Z100 the big station out there and I didn’t go the typical route.  A lot of people are busy hating and trying to block each other and there is no unity. I never tried to pop on a local level and cats know me from the national buzz and people know me from my national buzz, but I’m not worried about bar shows, I love Milwaukee but I went right for the throat of the game to the internet. I got a lot of respect for artists out here, but I went straight to the net. AllHipHop.com: What are driving forces behind you buzzing on the net? Talent Couture: Its crazy that you guys at AllHipHop.com recognize that. A lot of artists think that you have to record in million dollar studio, and it’s a misconception about what you have to do to get in the game and get your name, you don’t have to pay $500 an hour in studio time. What I started recording on was a studio in the basement, we did it all ourselves, I have a small circle of producers that I work with. And my dude Philly who helped get my label situation going, he shoots all my videos and ever since we have been buzzin’, he’s been shooting videos for a lot of people. He’s shot videos for Lil B, to Young Berg, and I’ve worked with Smoke DZA, Trae, Kid Cudi.  And really it’s just a difference between being “hungry” and “thirsty”.  Like I have no problem reaching out to anyone. Its hard work man. Pretty much.  The general rapper has the misconception that they might look a certain way trying to reach out to someone to work with them, but not me.  DJ Ill Will did my first 3 mixtapes and DJ Z did my first few mixtapes at DJBooth.net.  It took me forever to get recognized by the big websites, and now it feels like they are chasing me and hitting me up to drop my music exclusively. It’s pretty dope man. AllHipHop.com:  Of your records that are buzzing, what should people be checking for if they aren’t familiar with you at this point? Talent Couture:  The joint that we are pushing right now is produced by Cardo from Taylor Gang and it features Trae tha Truth and Mickey Factz. If you are a hip-hop head, I’m sure you heard it.  Then there is “J## Out”, it’s a term in Milwaukee that is like spazzing out and its like going crazy. No hook, two and half minutes of me going crazy. Remember how Peedi Crack, used to go in? Production is by Jahlil Beatz so you already know its dope.  Both videos are done and it starts with the “Aint Bout Money” and then it flips into the “J## Out” video. My first tape was Plastic Frames and Bookbags.  I got four mixtapes over the last year and a half and you can see the progression on each tape and every mixtape is a progression. Every tape I drop you can feel me improving, its something special and I go back and listen to the material.  Just a run down… 1. Plastic Frames and Bookbags Hosted by DJ Ill Will and Rockstar 2.  Jersey Shore Couture 3.  First Quarter Push –Hosted by DJ Woogie 4.  So Many Gems – We dropped that May 4th on my birthday 5.  A New Light – that’s hosted by Woogie as well. AllHipHop.com: How have you been making yourself better, what do you do to work on your style? What is your mind state that helps you get better. Talent Couture:  With me I thought as a youngin’, I thought I was always so nice that people owed me something. Every rapper says that and after people really not taking to me, I fell back and worked on every facet as an artist. I worked on beat selection, my hooks. I think that I found my niche and I am in a real comfortable zone with my music, from my hooks, bars and its more than being an MC and I think I can achieve both. I can make hot songs and I can rap […]