
ST. LOUIS, MO. (Top40 Charts/ Energizer) - The rise from mixtape king to Grammy-winning artist is a dream for aspiring musicians. It became reality for one
Houston rapper who celebrates a recent Grammy win for Best Rap Performance of "
Ridin'" just one year after releasing his first major label album, The Sound of Revenge. Chamillionaire, now prepping for the release of his encore album Ultimate Victory this summer, teams with the Energizer Bunny to find the next new talent.
The "Energizer e2 Titanium Technology Freestylin' Music Contest" rewards rising talent again this year after hundreds of hip-hop hopefuls entered their freestylin' submission in 2006 to get the ear of rapper Slim Thug. This year, Energizer enlists the help of celebrity judge, Chamillionaire. The winner will meet Chamillionaire and perform live at the DUB Magazine's 2007 Custom Auto Show and Concert in Atlanta, Ga., on May 20, 2007. The longest lasting alkaline battery in high-tech music devices wants to spotlight the talents of life's music listeners.
Between now and April 21, 2007, individuals can showcase their freestylin' abilities by visiting https://www.mySpace.com/energizer to enter the online music contest. Contestants download the beat, record their original lyrics and upload their completed song to enter. The beat was created by two breakthrough producers, Mysto and Pizzi, who have worked with numerous artists such as Justin Timberlake, Deepside, R-Kelly and now Chamillionaire. The entry should be no longer than two minutes and no larger than five mega bytes.
Starting April 29, five semi-finalists will have their songs featured on the contest site for their peers to vote down to the top two finalists. The grand prize winner will be selected by Chamillionaire on May 7.
"Speaking the truth is what I do through my music," Chamillionaire said. "Energizer provides a stage for underground talent to do the same. Let's see who has what it takes to make it happen and get the chance to join me at the DUB Auto Show & Concert in Atlanta."
Through its Energizer e2 Titanium Technology battery, the company proves its dedication to supporting music lovers - listeners and performers alike. Energizer e2 Titanium Technology batteries are designed to power a high-tech, on-the-go lifestyle, at a great value. Energizer e2 Titanium Technology batteries are the longest lasting AAA alkaline batteries in MP3 players* and the longest lasting AA alkaline batteries in CD players. They are available in AA, AAA and 9-Volt to fit consumer needs.
Additional information on Energizer e2 Titanium Technology batteries can be found at https://www.energizer.com and details on the music contest at https://www.myspace.com/energizer. To learn more about DUB Magazine and the DUB Magazine's 2007 Custom Auto Show and Concert Tour visit https://www.dubpublishing.com.