Lately there have been a buzz of movements throughout the Memphis, TN area that are all well-focused on trying to bring together the musicians, artists, models, rappers, singers, dancers and more in the city. Some are positive and some are not, whereas some seem to be somewhat effective, while others simply seem to be riding on pure faith alone. When attending an event in Memphis, you're sure to catch a glimpse of some hot local talent but you're also sure to run across a postcard here and a postcard there with local artists trying to get exposure for their CD and it's simply going to take more marketing than that.

 " Rapper and producer Cortez "Godfellow" Currie, once of the Out Da Frame's/Dynamimk Production's print has also stated he too is working on a movement, one he calls an Independent movement for local artists to promote positive rap lyrics into their CDs and performances. "I started as a Gangsta rapper when I started rapping," Godfellow told MemphisRap.com. "But I started out singing at the age of 10. I think rappers can be more positive but they also can remain true to their gangsta lifestyle in their lyrics as well, but until we start coming together as artists and media, we won't get far."