'tude Vox Ro

Throughout recorded history, we created a world of competition based in fear and limitation, and maintain it through programming from entertainment, news, education, religion and social divisiveness. We’re taught to be part of the ‘real world’, we must choose a side. But there is a growing movement where people consciously create a better world through cooperation, sharing and building on similarities.

The mission of Gen-Ray Records is to affect the intentional selection of entertainment as a tool for…Read more

Success is indeed a popularity contest and that can’t be truer than in the 21st Century music business. With listener support, last September I won a trip for two to New York City for a consultation with NBC executive Donna Introcaso, Sheryl Crow’s manager Pam Wertheimer and marketing professional Nina Frye.  We stayed at the world famous Roosevelt Hotel, saw the sights, received validating advice and made invaluable connections to distribute empowering entertainment by ‘tude Vox Ro.

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Darian Counts invited 'tude Vox Ro back on his DetroitLive Radio show at UDetroit Cafe in Harmonie Park, Detroit to continue discussing empowering music. Producer John LeBang scheduled it for March 6, 2012. When the co-host unexpectedly couldn't make it that day, 'tude Vox Ro stepped in as guest co-host, discussing a wide variety of current events from her unique perspective and had a GREAT time.

Watch the video here: UDetroit Live.

As you know, I’ve dedicated my career to creating a brand of entertainment to empower and motivate people to achieve dreams. With your help, I won the “Daytime with Donna” favorite musician contest by submitting “Until My Dreams Come True”, written by Rich (iOD!NE) Ramsey and me. People from all over the world visited the site to register support. Thank you!

The prize was a trip for two to New York and a meeting with a celebrity management team. I had a great time in New York to meet Donna… Read more

Many people know Detroit as the Motor City and for Motown Records, long passed away into the halls of history. Economic collapse hit our city and suburbs years before the rest of the country and world felt a middle class eroding. Labor moved to non-union shops in far-away places beginning in the 1980s.   Since then, we’ve experienced a slow drip of people and investment, wage stagnation and decline as well as property values plummeting, starting in 2006. Before the global economic crisis hit the news… Read more

Thank you for voting me Favorite Musician in the
Daytime With Donna contest!

Because of your support, I'm going to New York for an audition with artist manager Pam Wertheimer, respected for her work with signer/song writer Sheryl Crow, and a celebrity management group. It was a close race so each vote was instrumental in giving me this most appreciated opportunity.

If you missed the show announcing results, you can listen to it here: The Contest Winners LIVE! 09-09-2011

I'm scheduled to be guest on…

Giving voice to every day people, Smooth Drama Radio show discusses issues facing our world on BlogTalkRadio. Radio characters Dick Hugger and Ms 100% candidly discuss events from around the globe from the perspective of real people, minus any political spin. Listen to their interview with 'tude Vox Ro HERE at midnight, EDT on August 17 (9:00 pm PDT August 16), 2011.  Call in number is (646) 929-2037 to join in the conversation.  It should be a lot of fun!

It seems clear to me that the government no longer works in the best interest of every day people. Elected officials are in bed (sometimes literally) with corporate rulers of the planet and their agents. Perhaps out of fear or helplessness, they fail to fulfill their function as representatives of a self governing people. The masses are divided among fabricated differences to tear each other apart over intentionally created problems, running to more government control for solutions. This is called fascism…Read more

If you’re like most people in the United States, you’re working 60 or more hours a week and taking home less spending power. In addition to the past decade of wage stagnation, prices of goods and services necessary to sustain life have continued rising. Although the inflation rate is under 2%, consumers’ ability to purchase has decreased over time specifically because of what is now called “quantative easing”. That’s where the Federal Reserve prints money and lends it to banks for them to decide whether…Read more

Hey-hey.  Happy 2011.  My first learning curve completed this year is how to make a video.  If you are or know someone who finds today's job market wanting, check out this video at the Music Videos page of this site.  "Until My Dreams Come True"  is a song of celebration and gratitude for the ability to control individual perspective and choice, delivered in a Rock style.  It's about knowing what you can do to change your circumstances and doing it but also finding a way to enjoy life, despite the hardship…Read more