Artist History
Mysterious, born Oscar Domino III is rapidly creating a name for himself and independent label Mysterious Entertainment in the world of entertainment. As for most artists, Mysterious started off bobbing and weaving his way through the “sharks” and “vultures” looking to take advantage of upcoming artists and eventually discovered an empty vessel he quickly claimed as his own. In 2002, Mysterious was asked to host the talent auditions for E.A.R.S. (Emerging Artists and Rising Stars) Talent Showcase in Fairbanks, Alaska after his performance at Club Underground. He, in collaboration with the local radio station 98.5 The Wolf and other industry professionals, hosted and judged an array of talent where the winner performed live on Showtime. In 2005 Mysterious joined forces with other hip hop and R&B artists in Manhattan, Kansas and Kansas City, Kansas for a Juneteenth Celebration sponsored by the NAACP. Afterwards, he released his 2nd project, The Realist, which created a serious buzz in the Mid-West. On this project, he worked with Brandon Langford, (BLang) from the rap group 3rd Degree out of Garry, Indiana. This collaboration has been described as the “one of the better collabs...” by UBL.com, American Idol Underground and several other online sources. Mysterious has undoubtedly showed that he possess the skills to be successful in this industry. Producing, songwriting, graphic designing, and marketing are just the tip of the tip of the iceberg for this rising star. There is no wonder why his current project, Certified Hustler, has received great reviews and is highly anticipated.
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"Royal South" Reviewed by RadioIndy.com!
| POSTED BY: EricLawrence | POSTED ON: 28 Jul 2008 08:51 AM | ||
 "Royal South" is a dirty South hip-hop album brought to you by Mysterious, a talented artist on the rise. Mysterious is definitely not messing around as this album showcases his talent with a vibe of professionalism. You won't skip any of the songs in this collection, as every track is club-worthy. There is a consistency in the concept, a true sound, and close attention to variation. The sound is made up of classic hip-hop sounds mixed with Mysterious’ own fresh sounds. The final product of “Royal South” is very polished and will reach out and grab you. Highlights include "No Hook Needed," which really says it all in the title, as you immediately feel like dancing and singing along. "Keep It Gangsta" features a wicked techno lead, lots of layers, and a powerful vocal performance. "Where I Am" opens with delicate piano and female vocals and evolves into a haunting tale of uncertainty. With “Royal South,” Mysterious has made an album that should boost him into the larger hip-hop world to the point where he may have to change his name. If you enjoy Southern hip-hop that is the real deal, take a trip to the “Royal South” with Mysterious. -William and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team Check out Mysterious's music on RadioIndy.com with link to purchase and links to popular sites |
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