Cedric The Entertainer, Ray J, Too Short, Rosa Acosta Attend ‘The Magic Gate’
On Sunday (October 12th) rap icon Todd “Too Short” Shaw and industry veteran Monica Payne hosted an exclusive launch event for the official unveiling of their new state of the art digital production facility “The Magic Gate” in Studio City.
Special guests in attendance at the red carpet event included Cedric The Entertainer, Affion Crockett, Ray J, Shawn “Solo” Fonteno (Grand Theft Auto V), Luenell, Rosa Acosta, V. Bozeman (Timbaland’s Mosley Music Group), The Jazmin Sisters, DJ Whoo Kid and others. Guests toured the facility and partied compliments of DJ RELL and DJ Jahkova.
Too Short explained about ‘The Magic Gate’:
I just want to help all talent, no matter what type of music. We’ve built something that we can offer to artists in this digital age. It’s just all about dreams coming true, mine included. Magical things will happen; careers will be started. The people we have here [at Magic Gate] are all talented and we’re putting our blood, sweat and tears into this…we know the rewards will come later.
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