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With such irresistible beats in her music, it makes perfect sense that Mona is also an accomplished dancer. Trained in jazz, ballet, hip-hop, and a myriad of Indian dance styles, she has appeared in dance performances in Dallas and LA. "For me, the song starts with the rhythm. It sets the tone, the mood. From there, I can let my imagination go and write the lyrics and melodies to go with it. But it all starts with how you move." In these words lies the heart of her debut single, Move with Me, with mixes by Billboard DJ/Producer Scotty K. (Debby Holiday, Jasper Street Co, Cheyne), Solar City's Scott Anderson (Amber, Pepper Mashay, Erin Hamilton) and producer Shane Fedderman (Pattie Brooks). Combining a driving, high-energy beat with Indian vocal cadences, Mona uses the music to tempt people onto the dance floor. "When you're in a club, it's one thing when a guy just watches you dance, that's fine. But when a guy can dance with you and you follow each other's movements, that's hot." Move with Me is just the first taste of Mona's forthcoming album, which will include more Indian dance fusion along with a few softer songs. "Music brings people together, whether it is to laugh, dream or just dance! I wanted to show all of that, because I'm not just one note, no pun intended."Hailing from Dallas, Texas, Mona admits that she herself is an example of fusion. "I grew up in a family steeped in Indian culture, but then I'd walk outside and be your everyday Texan girl! It's a really interesting mix." No doubt about that. Her bubbly personality is undeniably Texan, but Mona has far from forgotten her roots. Keeping in constant contact with her family in Dallas and in India, Mona's daily ...

Volume Two of Death to All Hataz Mo Betta is the theme for the Mo Betta Live 365 Pan-African revolutionary radio station. Pandora's Box is written about a brief relationship I had with this sister named Hope and the implications for a lot of what I think and feel about modern Afrikan relations in Babylon is the 21st. Death to All Hataz was actually inspired by the cover artwork on the album. White Pearl is dedicated to my pops, Eulas C. Strong on the advent of the elder god's 80th birthday. Mad love, pops. Ya'll raised a Reapa right! S.H.A.R.P. is dedicated to the organization S.H.A.R.P. which tries to represent for conscious hip-hop. Had a chance to meet them at a conference out West. Hip-hop Intercourse is a track off of a album by Tempt'N, a regionally local sister who's doing her thing. I'm still lobing her voice so I stuck this hot one back on here. The same is true for Razor's Edge which is a new song I recorded to a beat I wrote for her. She had recorded a track Tempt'N on it, so I decided ...