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After recording music for several<br />
years, Militant Military<br />
has finally struck gold with<br />
their radio hit “All da Way Live.”<br />
The song has taken Souljah,<br />
Ms. Williams, State, Militia, and<br />
their producer J.O. from the<br />
background to the foreground<br />
of local Tampa music.<br />
How did you guys come together as Militant<br />
Military<br />
Souljah: Everything started in Tampa. We got<br />
people in the group everywhere, from Tampa<br />
to New York, to the Midwest. It was officially<br />
established in 2003. We opened up a recording<br />
studio here and recorded music for a few years<br />
before we decided to hit the scene. We did a<br />
song with Tampa Tony and he hooked us up<br />
with JMB Management. Last year we put out a<br />
song called “In da Bikke” and we got a lil bit of<br />
attention from that song. It didn’t have such a<br />
big impact so we switched over to “All da Way<br />
Live.” It’s a lot more radio friendly, a lot more<br />
commercial. It was an easier record to break.<br />
That’s how we were able to come this far.<br />
As a vocalist, how important is Ms. Williams’<br />
role within the group<br />
Ms. Williams: My singing brings a different<br />
vibe that allows everybody to listen the music,<br />
because just about everybody likes singing.<br />
As far as the R&B portion, I give us a different<br />
tempo to slow it down from being so much<br />
gangsta rap or club music.<br />
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