

In 1996, Tracey's skills as an Emcee landed him a recording deal with Bystorm/Universal Records. As a recording artist for Bystorm/Universal Records, Tracey released a solo album entitled Many Facez (1997). This album included the hit single The Theme
(It’s Party Time), which settled on Billboard’s Top 100 for thirty-seven weeks. He had the opportunity to collaborate with award-winning artist such as the Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, and Kanye West. Some of Tracey's performances & appearances included BET
Rap City: The Basement, BET Teen Summit, Keenan Ivory Wayans Show, and HBO Original Series: ARLI$$. Tracey's industry experience prompted him to seek a legal degree in an effort to become more knowledgeable about the music business. As a result, he earned a Juris Doctorate Degree in 2006.

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Lori is a talented children’s book author whose book, Hillary's Big Business Adventure has appeared on CBS, WB, NBC, CBN, FOX, ABC, and various radio shows. Through her children's books, Lori enjoys educating kids using colorful stories and animated characters that successfully overcome the challenges of being a kid in today's not so kid-friendly society. Lori's company, Nelson Publishing has also published works of other authors.
As a screenwriter and filmmaker, Lori's short films Two Weeks, When Life Gives You Shoestrings, and Unraveled have been winners and
finalists in several film competitions, nationally. In addition, Lori was a finalist in the Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship Lab Competition during the 2008 American Black Film Festival, and the director of What's Missin', a music video for recording artist and partner, Tracey Lee. Her recent production projects have given her the opportunity to work with such legends as hip-hop artist, Chubb Rock, Grammy nominated artists and producers, Eric Roberson, 9th Wonder, and DJ Young Guru, and actors Omari Hardwick, Dorian Missick, and Cory Hardrict. She is a member of the Society of
Children's Book Writers & Illustrators (SCBWI) and the Organization
of Black Screenwriters (OBS).
