Exclusive Track of Wally Sparks and Ray Diamonds “Radio” Remix. Let us know what you think? You Can Also Listen to the original by clicking HERE.
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Wally Sparks is making a special appearance at Harpers Ferry on Friday June 19. He will be teaming up with Ray Diamonds at the show to perform their hit song “What’s Goodie Goodie,” which was produced by Billy Blass of Vintage Beats. Wally will be opening for the popular group the Lords Of The Underground.
Wally has appeared at Harpers Ferry in Boston numerous times in the past but he hopes to use this show as a jumping off point for headlining shows in the future and needs all of his fans and friends’ support on this one. You can get tickets online at HarpersFerryBoston.com. And don’t forget to bring a little extra cash because Wally is producing an exclusive album which will be for sale at the show.
Harpers Ferry is a concert nightclub venue located in Allston, MA that has shows seven nights a week. Located at 158 Brighton Avenue, Harpers Ferry is a quick walk from the Green Line.
This is the New Single from Wally Sparks titled “Radio”. Let us know what you think? This Track is Produced By Vintage Beats.
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This year Wally hit it big on the New England Urban Music Awards front picking up the award for Best Rap Male and Best Promoter Company for Heir 2 Tha Streetz.
The New England Urban Music Awards were founded by Boston-native Charles Clemons Jr. Clemons is also the owner of the Boston urban radio station Touch FM (WTCH 106.1 FM). Clemons’ main goal for the New England Urban Music Awards was to create a networking opportunity for artists in Boston, a place for these individuals to meet up and display their talents – and hopefully advance their careers.
Clemons’ says about his efforts, “We want to get music back to what is acceptable to most people – to have clean, conscious, empowering music that parents and children can comfortably listen to. Urban Music Awards is bigger than me. We were all put on the earth to do something positive. I’m always a step ahead, thinking of what the next step is in terms of uplifting our communities. Boston needs a New England Music Awards. It’s the Grammy Awards of Boston; red carpet, cameras flashing, people coming out in droves looking sharp, the whole thing.”
Congrats to Wally Sparks and Franki Blanco for winning at this years New England Urban Music Awards and wish them luck when they compete next year!
Late last year Boston Phoenix writer Chris Faraone met up with Wally Sparks and Franki Blanco, only to write an article about the Boston duo. Faraone said Wally had become a “highly visible face on Boston’s rap scene.”
Today, Wally continues to be an overwhelming presence in the Boston area. Currently he is working on his next album and he and Franki are combining their talents for a new episode of Heir 2 Tha Streetz which will be hitting the airwaves shortly. Wally has also been working on putting together some videos for his fans and will be appearing in next Thursday’s issue of the Cambridge Chronicle so keep an eye out.
