SES will be playing its first concert as part of this show. Robinson said it will give DCR Records a better idea of what the group can do. We are going to use this to see if we want to sign them on. Ebonie Baker, sophomore in business administration, will sing as part of the opening act. Robinson said this will add more diversity to the show.
People can come hear music and get a laugh at the same time.
Baker said the show will be good for Manhattan. She said it will be a change of pace from the Aggieville club scene. It's something besides Aggieville, so people should get out of their rooms and come to the show. Mack Dennis, executive producer of Ghetto Records, said Family Tiez mixes a variety of aspects to bring the sounds of Midwest rap together. Family Tiez delivers with a hypnotizing beat and bass lines.