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Ashanti Mp3 Music
Saturday, August 16th, 2008
Ashanti famous for her eponymic Grammy Award-winning debut album Ashanti which featured the top song “Foolish”, and distributed over 504,000 copies in its 1st calendar week of release in the U.S.A.. in Apr 2002. Then, she became the first female person performing artist who at the same time hold the top two places on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with “Foolish”, and “What’s Luv” (with Fat Joe). She broke records again by having three Top Ten songs Foolish, What’s Luv, and Always on Time, with Ja Rule, on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in the same week, being the first female to accomplish this feat and being second only to The Beatles. Ashanti also wrote and sang background on the song “Ain’t It Funny” (Murder Remix) sung by Jennifer Lopez which was also in the top 10 charts simultaneously as “Foolish”, “Always on Time” (with Ja Rule), and “What’s Luv” (with Fat Joe). As of 2007 , Ashanti had sold more 6 million albumens the United States., and about fifteen million records worldwide. And many Ashanti mp3 and Ashanti music are in www now.
Ashanti names Mary J. Blige, Ella Fitzgerald, Yolanda Adams, the Clark Sisters, and Blue Magic as her musical charms. She recently released her 4th studio record album titled The Declaration on June 3, 2008.
Ashanti, a Black American, was birthed in Glen Cove, New York City. She inherited an love for music of her mother, Tina Douglas, a former dance instructor and her father, Ken-Kaide Thomas Douglas, a former vocalist. She’s a jr. sister named Kenashia. Her uncle, Laranzo Landford, lived the mayor of Atlantic City, NJ. Her mother named her after the Empire of Ashanti in Ghana; in this nation, the women had power and influence, and Ashanti’s mother wanted her daughter to follow that model. Her grandfather, James, was a civil rights leader who associated with Martin Luther King, Jr. during the 1960s. Growing up, Ashanti took dance lessons and joined the church choir. Ashanti went to Bernice Johnson Cultural Arts Center, where she studied different dance styles, including tap, jazz, ballet, African, modern, and rap music. She danced with the Senior Pro Ensemble at Carnegie Hall, the Apollo Theater, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Avery Fisher Hall, and the Black Spectrum Theater. She also performed at the 1994 Caribbean Awards and dancing with Judith Jamison of the Alvin Ailey Dance Company. With actress and choreographer Debbie Allen at the helm, Ashanti also performed in the Disney television film Polly alongside stars Keshia Knight Pulliam and Phylicia Rashad.
When she was six, Ashanti sang in a gospel choir, but her mother discovered her full singing potential when she overheard Ashanti singing Mary J. Blige’s “Reminisce” to herself at age twelve. By the time Ashanti hit puberty, her mother was sending demo tapes of her singing and dancing. The family gave notice a studio and record a formal demo, so when labels called, Ashanti would have to sing and dance in front of the record company executives. While attending highschool, she began to write songs. As a teenager, she performed in a local talent show and at the Soul Cafe, China Club, Madison Square Garden, Caroline’s Comedy Club and Greek Fest 2000. In her first major singing performance, Ashanti performed Yolanda Adams’s “More Than a Melody”. She also appeared in a number of big-name music videos, also other dance work.
When Ashanti was fourteen, she was discovered by P.Diddy’s Bad Boy Records. It is great company which create a lot of Ashanti mp3 and Ashanti music. Initially, she attended Bad Boy Records and sang one of Mary J. Blige’s songs ahead of P.Diddy and Biggie Smalls. After being impressed by her singing ability, Diddy bowed out a bottle and told her it was his new fragrance, which he said he loved. Later on one sniff, Ashanti said, “Oh pew, it stinks. I hate it!” Diddy started laughing, stating it was a test to judge her character. Finally, due to a bad contract, Ashanti didn’t sign with Diddy. This ultimately led to a record deal with Jive Records in 1994. This relationship soured when Jive tried to make Ashanti into a pop singer and then Ashanti mp3 and Ashanti music begin to grow.
Ashanti subsequently involved herself in schoolwork, cheerleading, and keeping going her school’s track team. She was an honor student in English and belonged to English club where she began writing poetry. She was also in the Drama club and performed in a couple of plays. She was a star athlete, playing baseball, soccer, and badminton; however, her skills in the 100- and 200-meter dash also as the triple jump, her specialty reaching as far as 35 feet, earned her athletic scholarships to Princeton & Hampton and got her scouted by the Olympic committee. Instead, she put college pursuits aside when Epic Records approached her with a contract in 1998. However, the label’s management changes quickly made Ashanti a low priority. She continued to perform at local NY nightclubs and began hanging out at the Murder Inc. recording studio, hoping for other big breakout in Ashanti music.
