JM’s Release, “Let Me Make It Hot” Hits The Dance Music Scene from Bo-Ty Productions.

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 19, 2010 -
Early reviews of “Let Me Make It Hot” are full of excitement and are no surprise to anyone tasting a sample at iTunes or Amazon.  JM pours out the charm with Teddy Pendergrass looks and Stevie Wonder riffs.  There’s no chance you’ll stay on the couch when this track blasts through your speakers.  Right out of the gate, the intro grabs your attention while JM invites you to join the party.  A funk filled guitar riff splashes zest into the mix and plays off metallic synthesized sounds.  The song’s energy doesn’t let up and makes you feel like you could dance for days.

JM hails from Greensboro, NC a town that lies between the urban culture of Washington, DC and the gentility of Atlanta, GA.  Though Greensboro has beauty and charm, JM had big aspirations.  He moved north searching for the hustle and bustle of Brooklyn, NY.  Music has been a driving force throughout JM’s life, but “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” written by Ashford and Simpson is a particular favorite and influence.

Along the way, JM’s worked with Patti Labelle, Anwar Robinson, Ryan Shaw and Cheryl “Pepsi” Riley.  All have left their mark on JM, but each of these performers got as much as they gave.  One of the first things you notice about JM is his big warm and mischievous smile.  He’s a man of passion and contemplation, with a sense of humor always locked and loaded to spread smiles and good times.

Praised by legendary song writer, Carol Bayer Sager, Bo-Ty Productions (http://www.Bo-Ty.com) has the Midas touch when it comes to writing, arranging and producing.  Bo-Ty Productions also released tracks by Anwar Robinson, Bryan Galligan, ZuQuan, Terry Carpenter and Jeai since September 2009 and have more talent like JM waiting in the wings for their chance to share extraordinary musical gifts.

Visit YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/user/musicmavenramsa ) and you’ll be able to hear a sample of “Let Me Make It Hot” and catch one of JM’s video blogs.  “Let Me Make It Hot” is available now at iTunes, Amazon and most online retail outlets.