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At the 1992 Grammy Awards, Natalie Cole took the stage at Radio City Music Hall to perform "Unforgettable," a tune popularized by her father, Nat "King" Cole. As a swanky band played behind her, the singer traded couplets from the standard with her long-deceased father, seen in black-and-white footage on a large video screen. The performance awed the Grammy committee – Cole won multiple awards, including Record of the Year and best Traditional Pop Performance. More recently, it also impressed the R&B singer Faith Evans: She cites the Cole segment as part of the inspiration behind The King & I, her new LP of duet-like recordings with her first husband, the Notorious B.I.G., who was shot and killed in 1997. R&B star reworks rapper's classic "Ten Crack Commandments" for upcoming duet album In the decades since Cole's appearance, these sorts of posthumous collaborations have become increasingly popular. In 1999, Kenny G duetted with a long-deceased Louis Armstrong on ''What a Wonderful World." In the

KVM Entertainment presents Vision Booth's Visionary number one. iLLvibe takes us on a melodic adventure cooking up his lyrical heat saturated in this summer seasonal pulsation.  This summer smash will be released on June 9th for the worlds ears to consume.  iLLvibe is a Canadian Hip Hop artist based out of Toronto, Canada.  Born originally in Toronto and having spent some time living in Barrie, ON as well as abroad.  In addition to music, illy is passionate about film, photography and design and spends much of his time creating content for other artists and musicians. iLLvibe is making a lot of noise in 2016 & 2017 - Having won the season premier of the Hit Television show Canada's Smartest Person on CBC, complete with 2 performance on the show as well as being named runner up to DRAKE for Toronto Rapper of the Year by NOW Magazine and 200,000 voters.  Winner of 2 CUT Canadian Hip Hop Awards & Toronto Independent Music Awards nominee.  Main stage performer at 2016's "Fresh Island Fest" in Croatia alon

KVM Entertainment vision the outlook, we live and breathe creativity. We are highly impelled and contemplative about cutting edge concepts; film & music, as well as maintaining a clear visual of the conventional perspectives of art & entertainment. We believe in development, consistency and excellent work ethic! We like to look like no other. We greatly believe that sublime text, imagery and design effects a persons state of mind. We apply an immense quality and expense in marketing and strategic thinking in getting the peoples messages beyond the traditional vision as we know today in the most effective way. The question is, where is your vision and how far are you looking to travel? Our professional team are dependable, authentic and creative, and we work with our clients vision not just ours.  

Fidel Channer finds one of P. Diddy's successful R&B groups and talks about the Bad Boy days. 112 (one-twelve) is an R&B quartet from Atlanta made up of Daron Jones, Michael Keith, Quinnes "Q" Parker and Marvin "Slim" Scandrick. They met in high school in the early 1990s and formed the group Forte, performing at local churches and talent shows until they were discovered by management duo Courtney Sills and Kevin Wales. Sills and Wales introduced the group to hip-hip producers Tim Kelley and Bob Robinson, known professionally as Tim & Bob, who helped the group record demos. Wales secured an audition for the group at Atlanta's 112 Club for Sean "Puffy" Combs, CEO of Bad Boy Records. He signed the quartet and they subsequently changed their name from Forte to 112 as a tribute to the good fortune the club had brought them. After signing with Bad Boy, 112 moved to New York to record their self-titled debut album. 112, which was primarily produced by Tim & Bob, was released in 1996 and went double p