David E Beats Joins Arise Collective For Its 2nd Annual Drive For The Stuy

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New York, NY- December 17— Recording artist David E Beats will Join Arise Collective For Its 2nd Annual Drive For The Stuy on Saturday, December 19, 2009. This event will also be in honor of Antoine Stokes, Steven Hill, Derrick Henry (all 3 shot and killed on Sept 10th) and Jahlal Lee (shot and killed on Sept 22nd). At sundown there will be a moment of silence for every gunshot fired on those 2 days. The September 11th incident happened no more than 100 yards from Malcolm X Pizza.

Who: David E Beats, Arise Collective, Bed Stuy Against Hunger

When: Saturday, December 19th Noon-5pm

Where: Malcolm X Pizza 352 Malcolm X Blvd (Chauncey St), Brooklyn, NY (A Train to Utica Ave)

Time: Noon-5pm

Performances & Music from 2-4pm

For Additional Information

Bed Stuy Campaign Against Hunger http://www.bedstuyagainsthunger.org/

Antoine Stokes, Steven Hill, Derrick Henry* http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/11/nyregion/11shoot.html (Derrick did succumb to his gunshot wounds)

Jahlal Lee http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ny_crime/2009/09/22/2009-...

About Bed Stuy Campaign Against Hunger

Bed Stuy Campaign Against Hunger is a non-profit organization, working vigorously to end hunger in the Bedford-Stuyvesant / Brownsville / Ocean Hill neighborhoods of Brooklyn. To do this, we provide emergency food, and other social services including Food Stamp screenings, Brooklyn’s only community focused urban garden and assistance with enrollment in publicly-supported health insurance.

About David E Beats

David E Beats is a true testament to the "If you dream it, you can achieve it" mentality. Growing up in a single-parent household with extended family members torn apart by the crack epidemic; David E Beats literally had to fight to survive. Constantly being bullied because of his textbook-smarts and non threatening look; David E Beats had scuffles nearly everyday. Upon picking up his first rap album, the "Blueprint" by Jay Z, he instantly took to rapping. But when his peers saw him writing rhymes in class, they ridiculed him. This drove David E Beats to make the best music possible, he didn't want anyone to question his greatness. He received no support at home and because of it, moved out at the early age of 17. He bounced around apartments in Maryland, until he got the opportunity to move to New York City. He produced for a few up-and-coming artists but felt like they didn't take it to the level he felt his music should be. David E Beats started to teach himself guitar, and also started recording more raps. Turning more and more into a self-contained music machine; David E Beats started pushing out entire songs and compositions and eventually compiled it into his first musical project "David E Beats Blvd". That mix-tape was followed by "In Tha Lab Mixtape" and "EXIT". David E Beats is on the fast track to success and doesn't show any signs of slowing down.

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