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Sunday is Sunday but when your The Next Big Artist pullin up 7 days a week, it feels "So Amazing." Ladies were posted and drinks were being poured, walking through the crowd became more difficult as the crowd grew thicker. Cameras were flashing as Windsor Jones entered the building. I joined the entourage and we made our way towards the back of a club known as The Department Store located in the heart of Atlanta off Edgewood Ave. Tonight was the signing party for B.O.B's newly signed artist ScottyAtl. Everyone continued to mingle and party as we made our way to the DJ booth to check in with DJ Mike Nasty. The host Maurice Garland shouted out Windsor Jones in the building and saluted the movement. Windsor's NEW HIT single "I Wanna Go Outside" had everyone in the club vibin to the melodic sample from The Dramatics 1972 smash hit "I Want To Go Outside In The Rain" which reached number 5 on the Billboard Top 100 that year. The drums provided by Smith-Kelly had everyone turnt and the club was lit. Shortly after everyone made their way upstairs to celebrate with B.O.B. and No Genre. The night was late and the club was packed from front to back. Either the space was smaller or the crowd had grown even larger. In tru diva fashion I made my way towards the stage and found the nearest couch to stand on (the fashionable thing to do during the turn up)! Smoke filled the air as the stars of Black Hollywood came out to support. Windsor Jones stood stage front alongside other celebrity guest such as Big Gipp of the world famous group Goodie Mob, Roscoe Dash, Runway Richie, and others. The night ended with performances from artists of the No Genre Label and ScottyAtl performing his new release "I ont Really" feat B.O.B AKA Bobby Bands.
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