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Organized Noize Documentary Premieres at SXSW Dinner

SXSW RECAP Organized Noize Celebrates The SXSW Debut Of “The Art Of Organized Noize” With Private Dinner In AustinDocumentary Arrives via Nextflix On March 22ALL PHOTO CREDITS: NATE “IGOR” SMITHAUSTIN, TX – On Wednesday, March 16, Organized Noize Productions and Seventy 2 Music hosted a private dinner at SXSW to celebrate the upcoming release of the new documentary, The Art of Organized Noize. The film, which is set for a March 22 release via Netflix, debuted at the SXSW Film Festival on Tuesday, March 17. In support of the premiere, Ray Murray and Sleepy Brown also participated in a SXSW Music Session titled “Organized Noize: Tales From The ATL,” alongside the film’s writer and producer Joshua Krause.pic0Guest of the dinner, which took place at posh Austin eatery Second Bar + Kitchen, included Flavor Unit Entertainment exec Yanely Arty; Rahman Dukes, SVP of News, Programming and Digital at REVOLT; Actor/Singer Rotimi, from Showtime’s Power; Vibe Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Datwon Thomas; Producer Metro Boomin, Chuck Creekmur, co-Founder of AllHipHop.com; Love and Hip-Hop ATL star and singer Margeaux; Moguldom Exec, Janee Bolden and Whitney-Gayle Benta, SVP of Music and Talent at REVOLT.

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<p>The Art of <strong>Organized Noize</strong> captures the story of Rico Wade, <strong>Ray Murray</strong> and <strong>Sleepy Brown</strong> from the onset of their musical career through the tumultuous ride that has positioned them as Southern Hip-Hop legends. Undoubtedly the pioneers of the dirty south movement, <strong>Organized Noize</strong> is the creative team behind the landscape of what the contemporary Atlanta hip-hop music scene represents today. The trio is responsible for some of the biggest hits in hip-hop music and R& B including songs for the Grammy Award winning group Outkast, the biggest-selling R& B girl group in the history of music TLC, ground-breaking rap group Goodie Mob which ignited CeeLo Green’s solo career, music and film star Ludacris, as well as R& B divas EnVogue and legendary artists Eric Clapton and Curtis Mayfield. The trio continues to work on new music today and is currently in the studio with Outkast’s Big Boi. They have recently worked with J. Cole and Dom Kennedy and were instrumental in the launch of Future’s career.</p>
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The film boasts appearances that include: LA Reid, Big Boi, Andre’ Benjamin, Ludacris, CeeLo Green, 2 Chainz, Future, Big Gipp and Sean “Puffy” Combs who directed the first Outkast video and speaks on Organized Noize’s influence on the culture exclaiming, “I will protest if they are not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.”

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