California king The Profit makes history and puts the West Coast on the charts at Elite Press.
Elite Press selected The Profit for the winter charts on Sunday, making him the first male artist to premiere on the upcoming countdown. As a result, the media outlet picked an artist who will represent the West Coast on the music list.
✔ The Profit, a recording artist in North America, is famous for tracks, including “Talk About,” “Life I Lived,” “Fast Lane,” “Turnt Up,” “Loyalty,” and “Gang.”
✔ And he also brings a unique energy when working with other people on music.
✔ Now, The Profit is an independent artist who built his buzz by flooding social media with non-stop freestyles and tracks.
✔ While others fell back this year, he went in a different direction and dropped more posts and stories promoting his music than others in the same genre.
Now, it is The Profit’s turn.
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Many people were in consideration for the winter charts, but Elite Press decided their music wasn’t strong enough to make the countdown. And other artists considered were signed to big labels across the globe.
Elite Press heard that people had questions and concerns about The Profit’s submission. But when it came down to a final decision, the company selected him for the upcoming list. And this is only the beginning for the artist from the United States (US).
The company selected the rising star at a perfect time. After receiving over a hundred songs, Elite Press rejected 50% of them in the last week.
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Several California artists wanted to be on the winter charts with The Profit, but they did not make the list. And Elite Press delivered the sad news to other people in the same region.
Elite Press is moving quickly to fill the remaining spots on the winter charts. They continue to work hard to meet this year’s deadline.
Thirty people from California submitted songs for the countdown. But Elite Press only picked one artist so far, and his name is The Profit.
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