Dear Readers,
As the last days of fall are upon us, we have a lot to share with you in this issue .
But the bulk of this issue is our focus on new wonderful and talented artists.
On the cover of this month’s issue is the soulful and inspirational pop/urban artist Em!
There are no words to describe this artists passion, vision, and inspiration. Her new single ‘Say What You Mean’ is a message to every woman or man in a relationship where honesty and integrity are challenged .
Artists Bishop Julian Turner and Brenda Sutton-Turner give us a slamming remake of
Yah Mo Be There.
Karma the artist brings us the gem called ‘The Birthday Song’
And Michael B. Sutton romances us with his silky, sultry voice in the love ballad called ‘Those Words’.
And there is more including steps to enhance your social media presence, movies books, beauty tips, humanitarian awareness and more.
And to top it off, there is our invitation for you to tune in to our radio station,
Pump It Up Magazine Radio.
Lastly,
Don’t forget to vote November 3rd!
Peace and blessings
Anissa Boudjaoui
Over de auteur
Pump It Up magazine is the brainchild of Anissa, a multi-faceted creative and businesswoman who has previously collaborated on the start-up papers Delit Music Magazine in Paris and The Umbrella Music Magazine in America. Those experiences thoroughly prepared her for the day she decided to start her own publication, Pump It Up, combining her gifts for scintillating and uplifting editorial with her personal experiences as an entertainer/recording artist under the stage names Anya Rose, Lady Aneessa and, currently, simply Aneessa. As one who not only sings and writes songs but is also a web ad graphic designer and creates marketing plans (www.editions-la.com) and started her own record label, Anissa is the perfect renaissance woman to usher new artists into the full spectrum of what it means to be seriously competitive in today’s ever changing music industry, but to also have BIG FUN doing it. Thus, the encouraging and inspiring name Pump It Up – an expression that says ‘Viva Life’ and ‘Where’s the Party?!’Pump It Up Magazine is born out of her desire to give voice and exposure to the independent artist, musician, film maker and also offer a place for opinions and other articles of international interest. Anissa has a keen eye and ear and is known for attention to detail.
In the words of Anissa , ‘Pump it Up Magazine is my love and I hope you enjoy this experience as much as I have in giving birth to it’
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