Redd Angel

Model, Actress, Entertainment Consultant, Video Jockey, and Radio Host

Renaissance Woman Kenya Redd was born and lived in Baltimore, Maryland until 2005 when she decided to move to Atlanta to operate her own modeling/runway training/talent scout agency called KNR Casting. Prior to this move, Kenya was no stranger to the entertainment industry. Since the age of 15, she has inspired to become a model and her photographs were featured in several modeling/hair magazines (Honey & Hype Hair Magazines). Some years later, she graced the runways throughout Maryland, DC, Virginia and New York, signing on with Elite Model Management in 1993. She also promoted fashion venues and modeled for local clothing designers in the Baltimore-Washington area. In 2002, her acting debut began with her being featured in several independent productions including HBO’s The Wire and Tom Cruise Minority Report. It was on the “Wire” where she literally fell into the arms of her husband “Judah” who was acting as security on the scene for one of the major drug dealer characters. In 2001 Kenya became a popular spokesperson for music videos shows. It was at this time she adopted the name REDD Angel because of her last name and at that time signature red hair.

Today, Kenya is owner and operator of Runway101, an entertainment consulting group, providing public relations, marketing, production and media support services to up and coming and pre-established artist. She is also the Vice Present of Radom Cat Records a Universal Label owned by her husband Daniel Edwards aka (Judah). In 2009, Radom Cat Records partnered with a web-branding entertainment company called Black-Box Inc., a NYC firm recently relocated here in Atlanta. Together the two companies are promoting a renowned seasoned music producer compilation album and a local hip-hop singer -- both are about to drop debut albums in 2010.

As if modeling, acting, recording management was not enough to do in Atlanta, Kenya was able to write and produce several film productions entitled: Legacy Hill, Meet the Falks and Model Tendencies. Legacy Hill aired on URScene internet TV to over 13 million viewers world-wide for a brief period of time in 2007.

Kenya Edwards is truly a renaissance woman with multiple talents that has afforded her many opportunities to showcase them all. Some of her more recent and ongoing projects are listed as follows:

Youth Rockin the Runway – Children’s fashion shows and fundraisers–Runway101, 2007– present

Verses Clothing Line – Spiritual and inspirational artistic designed clothing - 2009

Easy Mo Bee Compilation Album “Right Now” featuring Foxy Brown, Lost Boyz, Jelly, Wu Tang and Frankie Finch – Radom Cat Records/Black Box Inc. 2010

CASH artist debut Album “Music Changes Lives” Radom Cat Records - 2010

Redd Angel Radio Show on Underworld Mix Radio – 2010

Solomon

A Major Independent Record Label In The Making

Midwest Motion was founded by Solomon Battle (“aka Silk Sol”) in 1994. The Independent music label is comprised of several R&B and hip hop artists. These artists play an essential role in much of the day-to-day business of the company. Whether it’s producing music for new songs or choreographing with dancers, they are all great assets to the label.

Midwest Motion is affiliated with a number of independent producers, bands, songwriters and dancers throughout the Midwest area. Recognized by many for determination and motivation, Midwest Motion was named most likely to succeed in the 1999 Indie Music Week Catalog, in Nashville, Tennessee.

Since then, Midwest Motion has become a movement for independent and unsigned talent across the Midwest and beyond. Solomon Battle has produced Hip Hop and R&B shows such as The All New Underground Report, Midwest Motion Radio on uwmixradio.com (Atlanta, GA) and the world famous blog radio show Set Da Record Str8, averaging over 10,000 fans. Midwest Motion is also known for it’s community outreach and benefit concerts. In 2000, the independent label put together “No Crime Day 2000” which packed in over 500 people, paying $5.00 admission. “No Crime Day 2000” which packed in over 500 people, paying $5.00 admission. All proceeds were given to Rockford, IL Park District for teen recreation programs.