At #A3C with the homie 9th Wonder.
@bryan_m_cox x @9thwondermusic at #A3C
Events: 4th Annual ASCAP Women In Music Series | Atlanta
Last night ASCAP held their 4th Annual Women In Music Series here in Atlanta. They honored 2 of my good friends, Crystal Nicole (aka Cri$tyle) and Tameka “Tiny” Harris. DFMG’s own Mylah took on performance duties. She killed it. This is a really dope event. Check out some of the pics.
BMC, fresh out the studio. Lol.
So So Def’s own, Dondria.
Singer/Songwriter, Mylah
V-103′s Egypt
One of the honorees, platinum singer/songwriter Crystal Nicole
One of the honorees platinum singer/songwriter, Tameka “Tiny” Harris and T.I.P.
Singer/Songwriter Meelah (formally of the group 702)
Platinum producer Troy Taylor (Trey Songz), Me, the legend Johnta Austin (aka Sinatra), and Meelah
Listen Up: Billboard x Grammy GPS Atlanta x BMC
Listen Up: BMC talks about the creative process with Grammy.com

GRAMMY-winning producer/songwriter Bryan-Michael Cox was among the participants at the recent GRAMMY GPS: A Road Map For Today’s Music Pro hosted by The Recording Academy Atlanta Chapter. During the event, Cox participated in an exclusive interview with GRAMMY.com, discussing collaborating with GRAMMY winner Usher, what he learned from mentors Sean “Diddy” Combs and Jermaine Dupri and winning a GRAMMY Award, among other topics.
“To have that kind of intimacy [with Usher] and to talk about what was going on in our lives and [have] it come through in the music, I think that was my first experience really understanding that songs happen through conversation,” said Cox.
Born in Miami and raised in Houston, Cox met Dupri while attending Clark Atlanta University, which subsequently led to collaborations with artists on Dupri’s So So Def Records label, including Janet Jackson, Lil Bow Bow and Monica, among others. Cox has since co-written songs for artists such as Mary J. Blige, Chris Brown, Mariah Carey, Destiny’s Child, Alicia Keys, and Usher. In 2004 he earned his first GRAMMY nomination for Album Of The Year for his work as producer on Usher’sConfessions. He earned a second nomination for Album Of The Year in 2005 for Carey’s The Emancipation Of Mimi. His first GRAMMY Award came in 2006 for Best R&B Song for Blige’s “Be Without You.”
Cox’s other awards include multiple SESAC Songwriter of the Year honors and the organization’s Inspiration Award, and an induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.
LTL Autos: 2013 Range Rover Preview (Updated)
The new Range Rover. Yes sir.
The long awaited update to Land Rover’s iconic flagship has unofficially made its debut with a completely new look that follows the edgier design language introduced in the Evoque. Still no official word yet on the new features or engine options that will be available so stay tuned to Acquire for more details as they come. Source
*Updated* Not long after the leak this morning Land Rover officially revealed the new 2013 Range Rover. The new Rover debuts with a trimmer body via its new all-aluminum monocoque body, the world’s first SUV to do so. It will also feature a new Terrain Response system, new and improved ride handling and dyanmics, and a roomier cabin with extended legroom. As for engine options, Land Rover doesn’t get too specific but mentions the availability of V8, Turbo Diesel, and Standard Diesel engine options. Expect the new Range Rover to hit showrooms in early 2013.