(www.Sec8Livin.com) - With buzz about his musical talents growing, Poodie aka "Sec8Livin" knew it was time for him to grow but getting his name out beyond his hometown was not an easy feat. But like all good artists who understand the entertainment industry, he knew it was time to step up his game.
Poodie caught the attention of one of the country's most respected music historians, Keith at Indianapolis-based "World Record Shoppe."
"I'm listening to his music now. It's pretty good. He could actually do something," said Keith, whose Top 40 lists are sought after around the United States. "He could be much bigger than just a local artist. He's got talent."
Keith began making calls to see if there may be some interest in Poodie.
"I got a call from Keith, the owner of the renowned World Record Shoppe about some rapper who was making a name for himself. Keith rarely asks for favors and hardly never endorses musicians unless he really believes in them. I agreed to speak with Poodie - whose name I love saying. Poodie. Isn't that the coolest thing?," said DC Livers. "He's so creative and talented. In one of his songs he coins the phrase "Twitter Killer." He's got it!"
"As I do with all potential social media boot campers, I tried to discourage him from joining the boot camp because it is very intense, requires 100% of their focus and is expensive. No matter what I said, Poodie showed he was hungry and his passion for his music really touched me. I could tell he was going to make a name for himself with or without my help. I can teach people a lot of things but I cannot teach passion. Poodie has enough to share with the world. I'm honored to be a part of his journey to the top."
Poodie has taken Midwest music to another level. He has been featured in regional publications and has a pretty loyal following in the tri-state area. "I'm sending him out on a mini tour to see how he does. Nothing big just a city or two to see if the crowd likes what they see and hear. From there, we'll tweak what works, scrap what doesn't work and start working to make his name synonymous with success," said Livers.
DC Livers & Associates offers two boot camps: 45 days and 90 days. Each are hyper intensive and some don't make it out of the program. Those who do go on to do amazing things and are offered "after care" services to maintain their success.
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