Smitty: The Next Diddy.
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Get familiar. Smitty Smith, founder of HIT'M Management Group LLC is making moves. This entrepreneur has successfully captured two of the most talented undiscovered independent artists: Jazzo and Evan Audio. This endeavor is already proving to be her most promising move thus far. Jazzo and Evan Audio are long time friends and have been creating music together for over five years. Evan Audio, engineer, producer, and recording artist has mixed and mastered Jazzo's work almost exclusively whilst Jazzo, producer, songwriter, choreographer, has written a number of Evan's songs and assists with overall aesthetic of his brand and her own.
Jazzo met Smitty Smith when selected to dance/model for local rapper Jay Flame's music video. Jay Flame was in HIT'M consideration at this time. After discovering Smitty's extensive management background and multiple Music Business related degrees, Jazzo introduced Smitty to Evan Audio to focus on self managing her own career. Smitty and Evan Audio signed a management deal shortly afterwards. It wasn't until months later that Jazzo and Smitty decided to consecrate their business relationship with paperwork.
Smitty, Jazzo and Evan Audio were spotted with in New York this weekend with rapper June recording at Red Room Studios. Red Room is responsible for tracks such as Fetty Wap's "Trap Queen". Young M.A. and Lil Dicky are just two others known to record with Red Room.
With the recent launch of Evan Audio's loop and beat store and Jazzo's triple music video release and album celebration coming up this Sunday, Smitty and her team are sure to gain more exposure very soon. Evan Audio and Jazzo are a unique pair known not only for their superior music but also for vocal looping, beat making, songwriting and marketing/branding.
HIT'M is a powerhouse offering songwriting, production, videography, photography, graphic design, consultations, RPK/EPK design, promo design and artist management services at an extraordinary, industry level. Keep your eye on Smitty: The next Diddy.
This is a satirical website. Don't take it Seriously. It's a joke.
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