The Producer

Bomani prides himself on being able to bring in all the elements to make a record into an experience.  Since 2006 he has worked exclusively out of the multi-media production house Park Triangle and delivered outstanding audio and music services to TV, film, commercials, and various recording artists.  Check out some of his work Park Triangles extended musical family.

Christon “Christylez” Bacon is a native Washingtonian and a testament to groundbreaking Hip-Hop, self-expression, and pure artistry. As a performer, Christylez multi-tasks between various instruments such as the West-African Djembe drum, Acoustic Guitar, and the syncopated oral percussions of the Human Beat-Box, all while creating imagery with his lyrics. Christylez has been featured at many venues commonly unassociated with the realm of Hip-Hop music including the National Cathedral, the Kennedy Center, and the Music Center at Strathmore. In March 2008, Christylez became the first Hip-Hop artist to receive an Artist In Residence position at the Music Center of Strathmore. Within months, he quickly became the first artist to sell out both public performances during his month of residency. With versatility, clever songwriting, and pure talent, Christylez will continue to paint his dynamic perspective of Hip-Hop music into to minds of many.

Droopy has recently released his long-awaited album “True Things”, which, along with upcoming mixtape CD “American Prankster”, will continue his riotous tradition of informing through entertainment. The “twin” projects feature the riotous Beyonce/Lil’ Wayne spoofing PSA “Gonorrhea/Chlamydia”, the hit Jim Jones parody “Failin’”, the R.Kelly-poking “I’m A Jerk”, the dietary diatribe “You Are What You Eat”, and much more, with appearances by some of the DC area’s artistic elite, including Asheru (who performs the theme song for the controversial cartoon The Boondocks), Bomani “D-Mite” Armah (whose riotous video “Read A Book” has recently taken YouTube, BET, Howard Stern, and CNN by storm), Deborjha, Free Spirit, Laura Perez, Shea Butterfly, Edith Sodolo aka “Deja Belle”, Suga SP, Dwayne B, and Triflava.

Urban Music Award Winner Omékongo Dibinga is an activist, educator, spoken word artist, and Founder & CEO of Free Your Mind Publishing. A first generation Congolese-American who was described by Nikki Giovanni as “outstanding, exciting, and new while being very old”, Omékongo writes and performs poetry in English, French and Swahili, and has occasionally used Wolof in his writings. He has released 2 spoken word CDs and 1 rap CD. The first CD, “A Young Black Man’s Anthem: Love, Afrika and Revolution Revisited,” won the 2003 Cambridge Poetry Award for “Best CD”. His second CD, “Signs of the Time,” was released in June 2003.