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Be a Producer on the next Public Enemy Album

SLAMJAMZ.COM

Check it out! Be a Producer on the next Public Enemy Album.....

SlamJamz.com and Rapstation.com are offering you the chance to be down on the next Public Enemy CD...

Simply DOWNLOAD the newly recorded Public Enemy vocals provided here at slamjamz.com. Then go back to the lab, make the music, and UPLOAD the mix back to SlamJamz.com.

Grand Prize winners will be eligible for placement, album credit and One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each selected song that is included on the next Public Enemy album released.

Each week for one month classic Public Enemy cuts with newly recorded vocals by Chuck D, Flavor Flav and Professor Griff will be featured exclusively at SlamJamz.com.

Just so you know, each PE Vocal Track is available for download for ONE WEEK ONLY! After seven days, it's gone, and a new PE Vocal "Track of the Week" is available for DOWNLOADING...

When submitting your track keep this in mind: be CREATIVE and INNOVATIVE, dare to be DIFFERENT. Public Enemy and SlamJamz.com are looking for tracks with the widest range of sound and style and no limitations. Don't be confined by traditional hip hop boundaries, expand the horizons... from Techno to Country, Drum and Bass to Electronica, even the Blues. Tracks will be chosen based on QUALITY and ORIGINALITY.

YOU ARE THE PRODUCER... Public Enemy and SlamJamz.com will provide the vocals, you provide the tracks!

Participants must complete the Registration and Release Information provided at http://www.slamjamz.com to submit their song, along with a valid email address so that you can be contacted if you win.

Winners will be announced prior to September 14, 2001. (Read official contest rules for full details.)

Winners will be chosen by Public Enemy'

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This story circulated on the newsgroup alt.rap and reached the archive on July 17, 2001. It is reproduced as posted — headlines, typos and all. Original source, as credited in the post: SlamJamz.com.