HMF Ent. Names Paul "Uncle Pauly" Franklin as its new label CEO

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Phoenix, AZ—HMF Entertainment Names Paul "Uncle Pauly" Franklin as CEO of the Independent Powerhouse Label. With years of experience and the tenacity to take the well-known label to the next level, Uncle Pauly's new position will allow him to do just that. Paul "Uncle Pauly" Franklin has been in the industry for 14 years. He started as Manager and Executive Producer for the Concentration Camp, which has released such artists as Young Bleed, Lil Boosie, C-Loc, Max Minellie and Boo the Boss Playa who is now signed to Young Jeezy's CTE family. As a personal manager for the Camp, Pauly reconstructed his position to business manager, by taking on additional tasks and receiving accolades for effective execution of duties. Through his noble work ethic and efforts, he has had the opportunity to work with hip hop mogul Master P. At the time of Pauly's dealing with Master P, he had the #1 platinum "Bout It " soundtrack and also has a gold record for the artist Young Bleed "My Balls and My Word". As Uncle Pauly joins the HMF family he has been a part of hip-hop history with the sell over 1,000,000 records. He has worked with artists: Master P, Snoop Dogg, Mystical, Young Bleed, 8 Ball and MJG, Celli Cel, CBO, Suga Free, Harold Cowart (Rhythm Section for the BG's and Andy Gibb), C-Loc, Fiend, C-Murder, Mr. Magic, Juvenile, Rich Boy, Big Mike, Trae, Loaded, Ol' Mann, Money Waters and many more. "I am excited to work with HMF as the CEO, I keep God first in my life, and I see very big things in the near future for HMF. There is an incredible amount of talent on this label, we just have to show it to the world," said Paul "Uncle Pauly" Franklin.

HMF affectionately known as Hindu Mafia Family, gears up for an exciting year with four Major Releases of highly anticipated albums from artists Suga Free, Young Bleed, Bombay, and Slick. HMF released their highly anticipated album C-Bo Presents HMF on June 26 of 2007. The city of Phoenix and cities across the nation relished in the elaborate rhymes of some of hip-hops best talent. So far in 2008, HMF has revved up for an exciting year with scheduled releases of albums from Suga Free, Young Bleed, Bombay, and Slick. HMF is the independent powerhouse in Phoenix, Arizona. The Mob Boss known as Sugga has signed well-known acts such as Suga Free, who became famous with hits including So Fly" and You Ain't Knowin. He is known for his unorthodox flow, faltering delivery, and presentation as an authentic and flamboyant street pimp. His album is the first of the highly anticipated albums of 2008. In addition to the legend Suga Free; HMF has also linked up with Louisiana phenom Young Bleed, Tennessee giant 8- Ball of 8-Ball and MJG, San Diego artist Jayo Felony, rap artist Spice1, The Lynch Mob's WC and of course C-BO all of whom will be featured on the compilation album "Welcome To Mobville" coming soon. Fans will also get to hear the Boss Man "Sugga" on a few tracks featuring members of the HMF all- stars. The variety of style, lyrics, talent and metaphors that is derived from this label is reminiscent of a true hit-factory! Amidst all of the recognized talent on the HMF label is the fresh and extraordinary talent of other HMF artists including: Slick, Jahpoo, and J-Stone. Perhaps one of the most anticipated releases from the camp is that of the young Bombay. A phoenix native, Bombay is 20 years old and has a style like no other, ability to cleverly free-style with mythologies and punch-lines unmatched by any rapper his age. HMF is beyond your typical label; the members consider themselves family, creating a synergy within the studio that is unmatched. "Being part of the HMF Mob family is a beautiful thing," said label artist Bombay. With strong business backings and various talents within the entertainment conglomerate; HMF will branch out into films and other genres of music including Country and Pop. For now the lyrical methodologies, hot beats, and great artists are pleasure to the ears and one sound you can't afford to miss.