Miranda Writes

Miranda Writes comes out strong with new track F@#$ Around. Exuding a raw confidence in both the lyricism and delivery, this track is Miranda’s most self-assured release to date. Miranda’s signature blending of hip hop and electronic music comes out masterfully in this track where you find yourself simultaneously rhyming along to the lyrics while moving your hips to the beat. Get this track blasting on your summer playlists ASAP and keep an eye out for her upcoming releases on Instagram. - Mixtape Mix Up

Creativity is a nebulous thing. Catching it and holding on to it is like catching lightning in a jar. In the case of NYC-based hip-hop artist Miranda Writes, this is done effortlessly. Creativity, freedom, and word play was exactly what drew Miranda to hip-hop, and as an honors literary student, the writing came naturally

“Too blessed” is the title of her powerful new single, which will be released on the 31st, it tells a tale of progression in a world that continues to say you can’t, however; as soon as you get past the struggle, and do better, people want to be a part of the growth. Miranda’s songs are perfect for any listener that appreciates hip-hip focused on lyricism and rhyme.

In the future Miranda will be playing around the United States, while releasing more captivating singles, so keep up with her on Instagram. - Vents Magazine

NYC born hip-hop artist Miranda Writes has released her compelling new single “Too Blessed”. The dangerously catchy beats will leave you addicted to this track because of her unforgiving attitude and the powerful strength she portrays in her voice and her lyrics. This song gives us the narrative of her growing journey as an artist. It explains the reality of social climbers in the music industry; the way they cling to her as she rises and moves forward, but then let go whenever she falls. Her positive, optimistic attitude and her undeniable talent enables her to push aside the negative elements, to successfully pursue and achieve her goals daily. Miranda Writes simply is “too blessed to be super stressed”. - LA on Lock

Hailing from the Borough of Manhattan and raised in New Jersey,Hip Hop sensation Miranda Writes sat down with Compulsive Magazine for an exclusive interview. - Compulsive Magazine

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Miranda Writes has a certain sound to her music and performances that presents her individuality well. The vocal performance throughout ‘Ask Em’ has a cool and calm vibe to it that portrays a carefree kind of confidence. Alongside of the fairly classic hip-hop sounding beat, this approach fits well. The musicality of the track is anything but minimal. There is this occasional moment of stop and start, of creative mixing, added sound effects, pauses to get you focusing on the lyrics. - Exposed Vocals

Today, not only do we have a special guest, but a modern-day pioneer of Hip Hop culture. Her highness is batting one thousand with big aims and an unlimited future, whose present shadow is a recipe for success. Beautiful, intelligent, and witty, her rap style also comes with a message of redemption. Recently, I had the honor of chatting with this talented artist, and in so doing, was really inspired to by her work ethic and vision. I’m sure you’ll enjoy listening to our written conversation. Enjoy! - Warlock Asylum

An in depth interview with Miranda Writes and some fans feedback:

Danette
much respect and love for a female emcee with bars and brainzzzzz love her!

mark
shes dope!!! snowboards tooo dayummm - FRP TV

This months feature is an artist from up state New York a femcee that is determined to properly rep the culture……..lets slide out with Miranda Writes - The Empire Music Blog

If your ‘Mixed Chick’ story were a song, what would it be?

“Get Her” - Mixed Chicks

Rakim supporting Miranda Writes at the NJ PAC show -

When artists of the Universal Hip Hop Museum roll into NJPAC to perform at the Horizon Foundation Sounds of the City outdoor concert series, they check in early to drop some knowledge on the next generation.

About 20 preteens from NJPAC’s Hip Hop Institute were invited to meet-and-greet the hip-hop greats during a pre-show workshop on July 21. Visible through the windows, two stories below, streams of fans began to stake out their spaces on the Theater Square lawn for the free event.

Visibly awed by the cast seated before them, the students listened with laser-focus as Universal Hip Hop Museum President Rocky Bucano introduced such innovators as Roxanne Shante, Grand Wizard Theodore, Original B Fats, Chip Fu, Miranda Writes and Claude “Paradise” Gray. Each offered their perspectives on the elements of hip-hop culture, from graffiti and beatboxing to DJing and MCing. -

Hip-hop great Rakim appears with other emcees and rap artists gathered for Universal Hip Hop Museum’s The Peace, Unity & Love Show on July 21. Hosted by Roxanne Shante, this creative showcase is a fist-pumping salute to hip-hop culture, bringing such names to the stage as Renee Neufville (formerly of the group Zhane), T Ski Valley, Original B Fats, Reggie Reg (of the Crash Crew), Lakim Shabazz, Chip Fu and Lava Pit recording artists Antonius The Realist and Milwaukee Lateef. Other music is provided by Grand Wizard Theodore (one of the founders of Universal Hip Hop Museum with Kurtis Blow), Cutman LG of SiriusXM radio and Miranda Writes. Rakim, critically acclaimed for his lyric-writing talents as half of Eric B. & Rakim, and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominee, was ranked on all-time-best-album lists (MTV, Rolling Stone magazine) for his groundbreaking work on the top-selling Paid in Full. -

Hip-hop great Rakim appears with other emcees and rap artists gathered for Universal Hip Hop Museum’s The Peace, Unity & Love Show on July 21. Hosted by Roxanne Shante, this creative showcase is a fist-pumping salute to hip-hop culture, bringing such names to the stage as Renee Neufville (formerly of the group Zhane), T Ski Valley, Original B Fats, Reggie Reg (of the Crash Crew), Lakim Shabazz, Chip Fu and Lava Pit recording artists Antonius The Realist and Milwaukee Lateef. Other music is provided by Grand Wizard Theodore (one of the founders of Universal Hip Hop Museum with Kurtis Blow), Cutman LG of SiriusXM radio and Miranda Writes. - Brick City Live

Success starts with a vision, and Miranda Writes has that vision - Goldstar Magazine

Miranda Writes thrives on positivity - ION INDIE MAGAZINE

Join the ‪#‎TLP‬ crew – with surprise guest host, up and coming Hip Hop artist Miranda Writes – as they get it in and discuss what some feel was Tupac’s best and most poignant work.
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Miranda Writes is a female hip-hop artist (or Femcee as she refers to herself ) from Central Jersey with an effortless and flowing rapping style that compares with some of her heroes like Eminem (cited by Miranda as her biggest influence) and Jay Z.
You can also hear the influence of other female rap artists such as Missy Elliott and Lauryn Hill, but above all else she has her own style. Clocking in at nearly five minutes, the track Knowledge of Self is a great showcase for her lyrical prowess, and, like her main influences, she has an innate facility for rhymes and natural rhythm. Rather than rapping about violence and ‘bling’ like some rappers choose to do, Miranda’s message is somewhat deeper.
Beginning with the catchy main hook ‘Breathe in…breathe out..”, Miranda then
launches into her rapid-fire delivery style, and the rhymes flow thick and fast with
deft lyrical skill. The subject matter is society itself and the ‘national acceptance of the
dumbness of humanity’. Her awareness of her talent shines in the lines ‘lyrical sword,
double-die for my family, defying laws of gravity, longevity, totality…’.
Her message is that change is soon about to occur (‘Chasin’ new gears….the rules
about to switch..’) and derides rappers who ‘make the problem all the source, so we
give them this attention’ instead of sending a positive message out to the world. She
also rightly criticizes our obsession with celebrity culture: ‘This is not a prediction or
a radical promotion, merely the truth, I just put it in the open…I don’t care about the
news, or who married who, until it makes a difference I’ll just flip the channel boo…’.
In the next verse she again rightly satirizes gangsta rappers (‘We don’t want to be
leaders, want to be killers’), warning them ‘Open up your eyes or fall victim to the
reaper’. This serious and moral message is what sets Miranda Writes apart from most
rap artists and this clever and catchy track could be the launching pad for a lengthy
career. - Exposed Vocals

I’ve been getting a fair amount of hate lately, ’cause I won’t feature certain rappers on my blog, that I’m showing my age by referring to ‘The Golden Era’ all the time. Know what? When it comes down to HipHop, they’re right! ‘Cause lotta rhymes I’m getting, just drops flat. And on MY blog? I ain’t having THAT!
Now, forget about the hate and make room for Miranda Writes, while she’s stepping up the plate, getting on the grind, spittin’ true knowledge, to super cleanse your mind!

This right here, is what HipHop is all about!

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Miranda Writes is an emcee from Monroe, NJ. Growing up in a household that embraced hip hop and all its elements, Miranda was fascinated by the creativity, wordplay, style, and freedom of being an emcee. As a natural writer with English being her favorite subject, Miranda first rapper over a beat as a sophomore in high school. Ever since then, her purpose was to open eyes and inspire others. She has filmed several music videos and has released two mixtapes; Say My Name (2012) and Beauty, Brains, & Bars (2014). - The Bee Shine

Penta's in depth interview with Miranda Writes - Lady on the Mic

SHEmovement got the opportunity to speak with the lovely Miranda Writes. At the youthful age of 19, she’s already working to break barriers. Miranda takes pride in writing all her own music and believes that although “you have the right to remain silent”, people should still speak their minds. Which inspired her stage name, that shall soon become a household name. Inspired by life’s experiences, she also draws inspiration from the state of today’s music industry, which furthers her aspirations of being a positive role model for today’s youth. Although, strongly influenced by hip hop, Miranda listens to all genres of music including alternative. Her favorite bands includeThe XX, Peter Bjorn and John, and Mike Snow. However, hip hop holds a special place in Miranda’s heart. One day, she hopes to collaborate with artists such as Eminem, Rakim, Lauryn Hill, Missy Elliot, and Jay Z...... - She Radio

Miranda Writes- Is this the new Queen of Hip Hop????
Miranda Writes Empowers Peers, Explains LPD Entertainment Mission During Dance Mogul Magazine Interview


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miss writesPRLog (Press Release) - Apr. 11, 2013 - New Jersey, April 10, 2013 – Mr. Basil Harris, creator of Dance Mogul Magazine, sat down with LPD Entertainment’s Miranda Writes for the opportunity to share the LPD Entertainment mission and spread the contagious positivity and self-empowerment driving the young artist. Dance Mogul Magazine was created to document the positive things today’s youth are doing in their community all over the country. Dance Mogul Magazine’s interview with Miranda Writes exposed the roots of Miranda Writes’ inspiration to become an emcee, her connection to the Universal Zulu Nation and the advice she has for her peers who also dream of stardom and success. Miranda Writes is an avid supporter of true Hip Hop Culture, positive messaging to America’s youth through music and the Universal Zulu Nation. She explains in the Dance Mogul Magazine interview, “If you are going to be a part of Hip Hop culture, you need to appreciate all the elements it has to offer. It is important for people to understand that Hip Hop is about peace, love and unity versus the (popular) misconceptions of its culture.” When Miranda Writes was asked to share a message to her peers she relayed, “(If you are an) aspiring musician or artist, my advice is to follow your dreams, be true to yourself and keep pushing. I always say, ‘All things are possible.’”
The full interview between Harris and Miranda Writes is found at Dance Mogul Magazine’s YouTube Page: http://www.youtube.com/user/DanceMogulMagazine/


LPD Entertainment is an independent banner located in central New Jersey leading the modern revolution of Hip-Hop. The LPD, or Light Prevails Dark, mission is to testify through Hip Hop that any positive, dedicated individual with a dream can achieve success. Created by Miranda Writes, an aspiring emcee from central New Jersey, LPD Entertainment is Hip Hop’s guiding light of lyrical content in the sea of artists steering its culture off course. LPD Entertainment is founded on the values of respect for Hip Hop culture and recognition of its roots. It is a hub for all who appreciate true Hip Hop at its truest and finest. The LPD Crew believes all things are possible. - PR Log-LPD Entertainment

The Event closed out with a new rising star in the east Ms. 'Miranda Writes' who got the crowd to their feet as she perfected her crowd rocking skills and lyrics that whe writes herself thus the name 'Miranda Writes'! The Hip Hop Hall of Fame Chairman JT Thompson, provided some background of the Hip Hop Hall of Fame Awards TV Show that aired on BET in the 90s, and on the upcoming 'Legends & Icons' Events at SOBs in New York City - Hip Hop Hall of Fame

Miranda Writes has just released new banger “F@#$ Around”. What makes this track stand out from the pack is its ability to be equal parts hip-hop and equal parts electronic dance music. This halving of two very different genres is what makes her sound so compelling. This electronic-hip-hop fusion can also be heard in her earlier release “Too Blessed”, making this multi-genre approach a staple in Miranda Writes’ style. - Hip Hop Hotness

Since January 2011 Miranda Writes has been revolutionizing Hip-Hop by re-introducing the very elements of the genre music lovers embraced it for during the 1980s and early 1990s. Miranda Writes declares her simple mantra: Light Prevails Dark.


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Miranda WritesPRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 19, 2013 - Miranda Writes Anthem Release Sheds New Light, Hip-Hop is Back!

New Jersey, February 19, 2013 - LPD Entertainment announces the release of Miranda Writes’ first single, “MW Anthem”. This landmark achievement for the young, female emcee is a signal to Hip-Hop fans across the globe as a new dawn has come for the music genre. The single is now available for download on iTunes and CD Baby (https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mw-anthem-single/id6035... or http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mirandawrites ).

Since January 2011 Miranda Writes has been revolutionizing Hip-Hop by re-introducing the very elements of the genre music lovers embraced it for during the 1980s and early 1990s. LPD Entertainment, an independent banner created by the aspiring emcee, Miranda Writes declares her simple mantra: Light Prevails Dark. The new Miranda Writes song, “MW Anthem”, leaves listeners with no question unanswered about her plan to dominate the Hip-Hop game and achieve her lofty goal of reaching the masses. Over a catchy, bass-heavy beat, Miranda Writes lays the lines, “Ride with the motion; options open. Be free. Yes, free is the notion… No restrictions; this is the beginning. Zone state of mind- Tell me if you’re listenin’!” As the song progresses it becomes clear: Through her positive and determined ethic Miranda Writes will become a household name.

“MW Anthem” is a breakthrough song for the eighteen-year-old artist from central New Jersey. “It’s all about positivity and what you can do when you put your mind to it. I truly believe all things are possible. The sky is the limit for those who stay focused and aware. That’s the reason I incorporated lines about snowboarding. I’m in my zone when I’m on the slopes. It’s where I clear my mind and think about my goals and aspirations.” These days Miranda Writes has seldom time to spend snowboarding, though. She spends her weekdays writing lyrics and laying tracks and weekends performing for the Universal Zulu Nation, a global community of music lovers who have shown unending support towards her mission to revive old-school Hip-Hop and spread the LPD Entertainment message.

The “MW Anthem” CD release is a bound forward for Miranda Writes. Using the July 2012 album release of Miranda Writes’ “Say My Name Mix-Tape” as a jumping-off block, “MW Anthem” picks up where she left off, speaking to her ambition to continually improve her music and keep her fans engaged. To broaden her fan base, Miranda Writes recruited emcees sharing her vision from across the globe to contribute to the mix-tape. Their featured appearances throughout the album are a lyrical display of the hunger for peace and positivity Miranda Writes has identified and strives to satisfy. “Say My Name Mix-Tape” earned Miranda Writes the international following and support system she refers in her songs to as, “The LPD Crew”. Miranda Writes says, “My family, friends and fellow emcees are the biggest asset to my career. I am motivated to spread my message, write more and stay focused by their support. They keep me going.”

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­ LPD Entertainment is an independent banner located in central New Jersey leading the modern revolution of Hip-Hop. The LPD, or Light Prevails Dark, mission is to testify through Hip-Hop that any positive, dedicated individual with a dream can achieve success. Created by Miranda Writes, an aspiring emcee from central New Jersey, LPD Entertainment is Hip-Hop’s guiding light of lyrical content in the sea of artists steering its culture off course. LPD Entertainment is founded on the values of respect for Hip-Hop culture and recognition of its roots. It is a hub for all who appreciate true Hip-Hop at its truest and finest. The LPD Crew believes all things are possible.

- PR Log-LPD Entertainment

Miranda Writes comes out again with another impressive single that speaks to the edginess of her overall sound and style. Overarching theme of F@#$ Around? Do not mess with Miranda Writes. The emotive delivery of the track exudes a confidence that can only be acquired through a self-assurance in your craft, which Miranda definitely has. This track gives us Miranda’s signature style of interlacing tight beats with accessible pop melodies allowing her music to tread the line of underground hip hop and mainstream appeal. - im plurnt

Miranda Writes Interview for Tetsujin no blog - Tetsujin jo

Ever since Sha-Rock we (I) have held female emcees to a certain standard. Goddesses, Wisdoms, Earths, Mothers, Daughters, Queens, Princesses, etc. Women are the guards of the porthole into this plain of existence, the keepers of the birth canal, and the physical fragile tenderness which is the first glimpse into the meaning of life itself to a child! The definition demands accountability.

Sisters such as Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Bahamadia, Rah Digga, Lauryn Hill, and few others have made a mark that puts them in a league of their own in the ranks of crowd control, they can hold their own in the realm of a majority of male counterparts. Seldom seen in mainstream rap music are females who represent woman-hood, the art form, and self respect with an even balance! This (Hip-Hop) is different than any other genre of music, it was developed in the street to report the street honestly and is governed by a code of the streets! Key word, Honestly which means from the heart aka truth, un-tainted by the up keeping of an image or the desired to be perceived as “Real” which is generally fake as a 3 dollar bill! There is not a balance amongst male and female in Hip-Hop, the spotlight immediately goes on “Her” when she steps in the arena! A woman in the music industry is the voice of a sex that has been demanding respect from day one and all of her actions echo “yay or nay!”

Today, in tell-lie-vision, movies, radio, and all of media there is more of an outstanding need for Positive Female Role Models than ever before! Sadly shows like “Housewives of ATL, LA, NY, Orange County, Love and Hip-Hop, Basketball wives, etc” are mis-guiding our little girls into thinking that such lifestyles and treatment are proper aspirations! I recently watched Love and Hip-Hop for the first and last time and was sickened by what I saw, women without knowledge of self, a sense of self worth, and searching for stepping stones rather than being stones too strong for anyone to even think of stepping on! This is why we have a Nicki Minaj. On the opposite side of this coin are Jean Grae, Invincible, Apani, AtLas, Eternia, Pri The Honeydark, Helixx, Kalae, Narubi Sela and the many you do not often hear about that spit fire and/or are apart of The HipHopSisters.com Movement!

These sisters are not extinct, they do exist! They exemplify emceeing!
The Universal Zulu Nation is the first family of Hip-Hop, our Malikas have a lot to live up to. Miranda Writes is an up and coming emcee from New Jersey with respect for the culture. She is 17 years old, young, working to master her craft, and an up and coming member of The Universal Zulu Nation as well as the C.E.O of LPD Entertainment (which she owns and manages by herself with the support of her family) recording out of FrankenSound Recording & Rehearsal Studios with Tim Flanzbaum.

We (The UZN) support her and we expect the carrying on of a legacy in her work! To emcee is more than putting together a story with words that rhyme or getting a reaction, it is an art form, and a constant work to improve on lyricism and a craft. To emcee is to be a Wordsmith. To be a UZN Emcee is an honor! Her newest project is a Mix/CD called: “Say My Name” It will be available as a Free Download online for a limited amount of time at DATPIFF.COM While the physical copy will have a fixed price which is T.B.A.

More information on Miranda Writes can be found here:

Miranda Writes at HotNewHipHop.com
Miranda Writes on Facebook
mirandawrites01@yahoo.com - Off the Corner

This is a track that reaches out to the people of today, raising a flag for certain ideas that shouldn’t be ignored. ‘All human beings are born free and equal.’ The video has some quite striking imagery to accompany this theme, with a flicker of ideas from V For Vendetta, a memorable cult hit – known for this mask of anonymity. There is a recorded voice playing at certain times, a classic sounding American announcement, implied as part of a public forum, ‘The universal declaration of human rights’, so from the very start you know that this will mean something – this will be something worth listening to for it’s lyricism and it’s concept. - Exposed Vocals

Not only are Miranda’s skills as a rap artist impressive, her wisdom and true love for the craft has inspired thousands of people. Miranda’s new album, Know Your Worth, is more than worth the listen, it has etched out a place for the lyrical seductress in rap music history that cannot be ignored. - Warlock Asylum International News

NYC-based hip-hop artist Miranda Writes releases debut single “Too Blessed” and this wicked lyricism is catching the attention of many. The undertone of this song is to say that “you can” while the world always says it isn’t possible. Thankfully, Miranda believed it was. She has spent many years writing but was not being heard. As she has always loved music and has an ear for the right beat , she decided to place her words over a rhythm. From this moment onwards, a new hip-hop royal was born and has shared her blessings with us in her new single.

Miranda mixes the genes of old school hip-hop, rock, pop and EDM to create a unique sound, captivating music addicts from all over the world. With the perfectly timed release into the beginning of summer, everyone must remember they are “too blessed to be super stressed”.

Today, Miranda Writes has also given us a visual accompaniment to the track giving fans yet another reason to feel “Too Blessed”.

Keep up with Miranda and her alluring new releases to be posted through her Instagram and Twitter and check out the new lyric video below. - Real Street Radio

New York City-based hip-hop artist Miranda Writes just released her debut track "Too Blessed," offering up a pulsating beat, catchy melody, and an unforgiving attitude. - POPDUST

Miranda Writes comes back with a vengeance in F@#$ Around. Unleashing a fire-y side to her musical craft this track is sure to become the anthem of self-empowerment this summer. Upon listening, you are immediately singing along and gaining a confidence on par with Miranda Writes that gets you ready to take on just about anyone who has wronged you in the past. - pop it records

Miranda Writes premieres “F@#$ Around” on CelebMix. It’s a scorcher. - Celeb Mix

Miranda Writes has just released hard-hitting new single “F@#$ Around”. This is a track that empowers its listeners to stand up against those in your life that have wronged you. In line to become the next power anthem of the summer, listening to this release in high volumes will have you instantly ditching the losers in your life that are throwing shade your way. Unleash your vengeance and check out the track below. - HIT MUSIC