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WeMix is a new media company founded in 2007 as a joint venture between Disturbing
Tha Peace Entertainment and MegaMobile TV.
How did WeMix get started? Matt Apfel, a reality TV producer, creative executive,
and founder of MegaMobile TV, had an idea for a show about mashups between fans
and rock stars. He sat down with Ludacris and DTP CEO Chaka Zulu and discovered
that they wanted to do something similar.
Blessed with a group of forward-thinking angel investors, we've built WeMix to be
a better way for the world to share and create original music. Together.
It's a simple deal: you sign up, create your page, upload your original songs, beats,
vocals, riffs, and more. As a member you can collaborate on songs, offer feedback,
and share ideas for new music with others. Most importantly you can vote for your
favorite songs.
The top performers get a shot to turn their demos into real records—by collaborating
with star musicians like Luda and with the entire WeMix community. And we'll put
the whole thing on TV.
We hope you're as fired up about WeMix as we are.
You can find more info about our founders, partners, and news stories right on this
page.
Feedback: info@wemix.com
Press Inquiries: press@wemix.com
Matt: matt@wemix.com
Luda: luda@wemix.com
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Ludacris
Actor. Philanthropist. Label executive. Rapper. Star. It seems that Ludacris conquers
every project he takes on, bringing his unique persona and approach to every aspect
of the media business.
Ask Ludacris his career plan and he wastes no time in setting you straight. "I'm
in the game to change music. I think that's what every artist should be in it for."
Since first exploding onto the scene as the Ambassador of the Dirty South, Ludacris
has sold over 18 million records and scored dozens of music awards and nominations.
Then he took on acting, starring in critically acclaimed box office hits such as
Crash, Hustle + Flow, and Fred Claus.
He's collaborated with over 45 artists from all kinds of musical genres—Fergie,
Usher, Quincy Jones, Mariah Carey—and with WeMix, he plans to collaborate with the
world.
Matt Apfel
Matt is founder of MegaMobile TV, a multi-platform content studio creating original
concepts for TV, web, mobile, and video game. The company launched in March 2007;
WeMix is its first project.
From 2004 until 2007, Matt was Vice President of Development at True Entertainment,
Endemol's New York-based production company. As lead manager for all of True's reality
and alternative content, Matt created and oversaw numerous television properties,
including Gastineau Girls for E!, and Band In A Bubble
for MTV.
Before joining True, Matt was an independent showrunner who created and produced
original content for numerous cable and broadcast networks. His credits include
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire for ABC, 2 Minute Drill
for ESPN, and the music documentary 50 Greatest Album Covers for
VH1. He also created Pop Smarts, a top-selling board game about
pop culture.
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