Wednesday, October 6, 2010

HEROES DAY CELEBRITY FOOTBALL MATCH

BLUEPRINT CONSULTANTS

BELL/ZAIDIE MEMORIAL FOOTBALL MATCH CELEBRATES 25 YEARS


Heroes Day, October 18, 2010, will not only celebrate our local heroes but will also mark the 25th Anniversary of the annual NCB Visa Classic Bell/Zaidie Memorial Football Match, which will be held at Winchester Park, St. George’s College. This annual event has always been a celebration and recognition of the lives of former Jamaican National footballers, Jackie Bell and Dennis Zaidie, both who died tragically while attending the finals of the 1986 World Cup in Mexico City.

The brainchild of Clive “Busy” Campbell, a former Santos player and current Manager of athlete Jermaine Gonzales, he has chosen to partner with Blueprint Consulting for the successful staging and execution of this landmark event. The event will feature two matches; The Masters, Celebrities and Entertainers versus The St. George’s Old Boys Invitational Team, as well as, A Sponsors 11 versus A Media Invitational 11.


"Blueprint is always about giving back to the community, and so my personal love of sports has inspired me to help Mr. Campbell to take this event to higher heights. In tough economic times, sponsors are looking for returns for participating in even Charity events, so we are making the event more modern, trendy, exciting and fun, with the look and feel and the proposed entertainment,” stated Deane Shepherd, Director of Blueprint Consulting when asked about their role in this year’s event.


Shepherd also exclaimed that, “Not only will we have the mouth watering matchups, but we will also have a few sponsors challenges in which the spectators can become involved with, including the NCB Half Line Kick, the Claro Juggling Contest, and the Wray and Nephew Penalty Shootout. Sponsors will have on‐the‐ground giveaways, and our artistes will take the mic to make impromptu performances."


Several local celebrities and entertainers have come on board this year to support the charity event with proceeds going in aid of several basic schools throughout the island. Some of the participants in this year’s staging include: Andrew Price, Nicholas Zaidie, Ali McNab, Darren Virtue, Walter Boyd, Chris Martin, Onandi Lowe, ZJ Bambino, Peter Prendergast, Chris DaCosta, Tony Curtis and Courtney Walsh to name a few.


The event will also honour past Jamaican Footballers and Officials, with this year’s recipients being Ainsley Shaw, Elvin Schloss ‐ former Jamaica/YMCA Footballer; Bruce Lynn – former Jamaica/YMCA Footballer and a Member of the 1958 West Indies Football Team; and Harold Murray.


Sponsors for the 25th Anniversary celebration include NCB Visa Classic, NCB Foundation, Wray & Nephew, Wata, Red Stripe, Claro, Western Sports, Voltaren Aerosol, Sportsmax, Jamaica National Money Transfer, Cuddy’z Sports Bar and Restaurant, Hitz 92 FM, CVM, KLAS Sports Fm 89, Iprint Digital, Garrick Communications and Blueprint Consulting.


Blueprint Consulting was developed from a vision to offer an analytical approach to problem solving for Marketing Projects and Major Event Planning. Their key areas of expertise include Sponsorship Negotiations, Major Event Planning, Event Management Training, and Marketing Ideation.


Media Contact:
Naomi
GARRICK Communications
garrickcommunications@gmail.com
1 (876) 384-2355

Monday, April 19, 2010

About Lesley Hayles and her new blog on http://lesley-hayles.blogspot.com

This blog is really about all that is going on around the world pertaining to the music business. All press releases and all the information that's relayed to me will be posted here. Most of this will come directly from industry personnel and passed on to other top notch music executives. If there is anything you would like for me to circulate, then feel free to leave your comments here and include your contact information.

It's hard to trust anyone in the music business. There's hardly any loyalty, any truth, any honesty. People are always backstabbing, always envying and craving for more fame and fortune, always trying to step on others to have their own way. Newcomers have no clue and easily get sucked in to all the hype. It can make you or break you. You either use or be used. However, I'm here to change all that. I'm here to bring a different side to this prominent industry and offer something different to the table. I am here to show outsiders that they can do it without stooping below their level.

My name is Lesley Hayles and I'm a Promoter, Booking Agent, Artist Manager and Entertainment Journalist. To sum it all up, I am an Entertainment Manager. I work with several types of people in the music business and know how to deal with each of them the way that I should. You will find no dishonesty in what I do.

I am most popular from my family's business. My father, Stephen "Father Bunny" Hayles, was the one who built Bass Odyssey Sound System. He founded it alongside Keith Walford and even brought the late, great Squingy and most of the past DJs to work with them. My family also owns Aquarius Records. My uncle, Dennis "Star" Hayles, is a well known Jamaican producer and has helped the likes of Sandy Star - my sister; Flourgon, Red Dragon, and several other Dancehall artists with several of their hits made in years passed. Therefore, I've been around for quite a while, learning and understanding how this business works.

Apart from my affiliation with the family business with TNG MUZIK and promoting upcoming acts like Daro, clothing lines like Bubba James Clothing, or event promoting with Young Society Entertainment, I have worked with other sound system and radio DJs like Hottaball, Selecta Warbeezy, Jah Cuban and Neu Era Sound; companies such as Planet Rock Entertainment, JamOne Media, http://www.876radio.com and Prism Marketing as well as artists like Sandy Star, Tyrical, G-Monei, Peter Lloyd, Delus, Shifta, Troy Genius, Tafari, Psycho Tan Bad, Khristopher, Mr. Peppa, Mr. Lexx, Munga, Delly Ranks, Konshens, Selena Serrano, Bruk Up, D-Major, Rseenal, Trinity Chris and Dylan DilinJah on several projects, including promotion of their tracks. I have built strong friendships with all these top acts and continue to work with them on occasions. I have written several biographies, news stories, artist features and press releases; some of my work has been featured in newspapers, on various websites, on tv and on the radio. I have conducted tv interviews and have even done cameo appearances in music videos, like in the Spice video "No Matter What" directed and edited by Terminal 4 Media. I have worked with Rockwildaz Entertainment, writing articles for their website http://www.rockwildaz.com and I have aided in providing some of the content of others like http://www.entertainmentvybz.com and http://www.negril.com in Jamaica, http://www.unitedreggae.com in Germany, http://www.elatedtv.com and http://www.starzfm.com both of which are based in Florida.

My B.L.E.S. Weekly and Monthly Top Ten and Top Twenty Dancehall and Reggae Chart compilations have been featured on http://www.outaroad.com and other websites and sent to some 400,000 viewers. Tracks such as: "Dance The Night Away" by Busy Signal featuring Voicemail; "It's Not An Easy Road" by Tafari featuring his father Big Youth; "True Love" by Delus; "Bonify" By Psycho featuring Ms. Ting and many more I have helped to promote. Everyone I've worked with are pleased with my personality and work ethics. I get the job done.

My contacts stretch throughout all of Jamaica and the Caribbean, the US, Canada, Switzerland, France, Japan, England, Spain and Slovenia. I am involved in all genres of music; no prejudice on my part. As long as a song is good, I'll promote it. If you send me something that isn't right, I'll tell you that it's not good and ask you to go back to the drawing board. Try again and contact me when you've made it better or have something I can work with. There are never any pretenses where I'm concerned. Honesty matters when you're dealing with me.

You can Google Lesley Hayles and see for yourself. My rates are also quite low but my standards are very high. You'll get quality from me and you won't be disappointed when the job is done. Working together, we can make it happen. I am ready when you are so feel free to contact me at anytime. Let's do this.

SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!

Lesley Hayles
Bass Line Entertainment Services
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B.L.E.S. ev'rytime!