REPLAY!Ric Atari Super Producer.Songwriter/Recording Artist/Entrepreneur

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Dubbed “The Cancer” by an industry executive because of his multi-faceted attack on the entertainment industry, Ric’s drive is propelling him to the forefront as an artist and entrepreneur. He is currently working on his first full-length album “Big Black Electronica God” which is scheduled for release Spring 2011. Ric has earned worldwide acclaim and multi-platinum success as a producer/songwriter, collaborating with a wide range of music greats like Usher, Drake, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Lionel Richie, Snoop Dogg, Gucci Mane, Nicole Scherzinger from the cat Dolls, Jill Scott, 112 and countless others. But now is his time to shine as an artist.

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