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Bacious Clay, better known as B-Clay, releases a single featuring Hiplife Ghanaian artiste Castro. The single was recorded in Accra, and New York in the spring of 2014. “Me & You” was produced and mastered by one of Ghana’s leading producer, JQ.

Based in New York City, B-Clay is both a versatile and talented performer with over a decade of writing, producing and performing music. His music has taken him around the world performing at several universal concerts such as, “The Art of Speech for Humanity Concert” in London, “Africa Unites Tour” in South Africa; and the “Save Africa Concert Foundation” at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York, where Winnie Mandela was in attendance. The artist still maintains deep roots with his Ghanaian/Nigerian heritage, and makes intentional choice to keep his culture alive through his music.

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New York Based African Entertainment Company Paves Way For African movies and Films To Go Mainstream

Black Speech Media Group,  a multimedia entertainment company and among the leading producers and distributors of “Nollywood Films", has pioneered in bringing prominence of Nigerian films to digital distribution space by its launch of Nollywood movies on both Amazon and iTunes. This initiative is in partnership with Autonomous Entertainment, a New York based media marketing and distribution boutique.

With more than 50,000 Nollywood titles on the Black Speech Media Group platform, the two companies proposed a plan that would build a landing page and digital channel on most of the major digital platforms, such as iTunes, Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu. The first batch of titles  are available on Amazon Prime and iTunes and have already gone live in six territories: USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia.  With more territories and more titles rolling out in the coming months, this venture will be a game changer for the Nollywood industry, much like the rise of the Bollywood industry ten years earlier.

The Nigerian Film industry,"Nollywood", has grown into the second largest film industry in the world.  In number of annual film productions, Nollywood is ahead of the United States and behind only Indian cinema (Bollywood).  The Nollywood Film industry is worth $3.5 billion as of 2008 and produces over 2,000 films annually.  An average production cost of $50,000 a Nollywood title can sell an average of 500,000 DVD copies in local markets.  A hit may sell several hundred thousand DVD’s in Nigeria and twice as much worldwide providing astounding returns for the producers.

“iTunes was the first to help us establish a digital presence for Nollywood, a genre that didn’t exist on any of the major digital platforms”, says Autonomous Entertainment CEO Cedric Beasley.  

“Now that we have established Nollywood as a genre with iTunes and Amazon, we are negotiating the addition of this genre across other platforms, such as Hulu,  Xbox, Verizon/Redbox, Sony PlayStation, etc.” added Timothy Kublenu, CEO of Black Speech Media Group.  “It is our hope that our company will serve as a conduit whereby more producers and film makers can easily make available their films to a larger and global audience.”

A few of Black Speech Media Group’s classic and recent titles have gone live and can be found for purchase or rent on both iTunes and Amazon Prime.   African producers and film makers who are looking to sell and promote their movies on these platforms can contact Black Speech Media Group at [email protected] for more information.

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  Producer/Executive Producer: Sunday Eneh

Director: Iyke Odife

Editor: Kayode D. Afolabi

Story: Iyke Odife/ Helen Ohameze, Nonso Odife

Starring: Francis Duru, Nonso Diobi, Queen Nwokoye,  Chika Ihekwabu, Ikem Chude

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  Story- Henry Okoro

ScreenPlay- Obi Callys Obinali, Okoro

Editor- Bode Akintoye

Producer_ Uche Ogunjiofor, Obi Callys Obinali

Executive Producers- Ginika Ihezuru

Director- Obi Callys Obinali

Starring: Patience Ozokwo, Monalisa Chinda, Mary Remmy, Benedict Johnson, Kevin Ikeduba

Black Speech Media presents "Loud in Africa"

  Loud in Africa Bring Breast Cance Awareness on the Red Carpet With Pink for Africa

  Black Speech Media Group, a Multimedia Production and Distribution Company Brings Breast Cancer Awareness to the Red Carpet with their partnership with Pink For Africa for their Red Carpet Charity Event “Loud in Africa.”

  New York, December 10, 2013- On December 20th, 2013, Black Speech Media Group in partnership with Fara Bar and Restaurant (Les Ambassades) will host the second installation of their red carpet charity event  “Loud In Africa”.  The event will feature a movie premiere and the release of mix tapes by Cote D’Ivoire’s DJ Saddam and Ghana’s DJ Stay Cracka.  The red carpet will be hosted by Radio/TV personality Ikechukwu “Ike” Odeimegwu and Roxane Zouzou from Young Hollywood Family.  Special guests will include acclaimed Ghanaian Musicians Jay Ghartey and B Clay, Senegalese model Azy Banks and Cameroonian model and actor Bertini Heumegni. The red carpet is scheduled to start at 10PM with special guests interviews and pictures. A new released film by Black Speech Media Group will be screened from 11pm-Midnight, followed by an after party

                                                                                                                                                                                          Loud In Africa’s portion of the proceeds goes towards a non-profit organization chosen based on their work in the African community in the continent and in the Diaspora. For the month of December, Loud in Africa is partnering with Pink For Africa, a non-profit organization based in New York City that focuses on raising breast cancer awareness in the African community.

  The Loud in Africa initiative has been praised to be one of the best events bringing together Africans and friends of Africa of all ages to celebrate African arts and entertainment while supporting organizations working in African communities.

“ We are a company that works with African artists from musicians to actors, and for one night, we bring all these different aspects of the entertainment industry together with Loud in Africa” Says Ndeye Maram, Assistant Business Manager at BSMG

  Loud in Africa is sponsored by UDR Radio and DEEP PR. There will be free gifts given out as well a copy of both DJs mix tape from the music being played that night.

  Tickets are $15in advance and $20 at the door. Advance tickets cans be purchased at online at www.loudinafrica.eventbrite.com

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