NBM Entertainment Announces Company Leadership

Dec. 3, 2009 - PRLog -- NBM Entertainment has put together a stellar list of up and coming independent artists for its 2010 roster and an aggressive plan for growth and expansion in the coming year.  At the helm of the company is visionary artist, producer and business man, Peter "K'ottic" Trotter, CEO.  


It’s no secret that the chaotic streets of New Orleans are a breeding ground for violence where the drug trad and lost lives are a daily reality.  For kids growing up in those streets it is early in life that they learn what it takes to survive;  hustle, determination and defiant resolve to get through each day by any means necessary.

Peter “K’ottic” Trotter was born and raised in New Orleans’ Florida Housing Projects and was not exempt from becoming acquainted with the cruelty of the streets.  His father and “uncle” both lived a life supported by their own street hustles but the differences between the two men’s philosophies and plan for how K’ottic should move into his own future were worlds apart.  His father wanted to keep him off the streets and shielded from the negativity that could become a part of his life but his “uncle” saw something in him that needed guidance so he would be able to navigate the streets and develop his natural hustler’s mentality into a way of life that would garner respect in the streets and keep his family fed.  Hustling and committing other crimes in the streets is exactly where K’ottic spent most of his life all the while watching the majority of his childhood friends lose their lives and their freedom.  Inevitably, he eventually found himself in jail at an early age.  While there he had an opportunity to formulate a new plan.  A plan that would allow him to continue making money and doing something he loved-music.

With the money he made from hustling on the streets he started building his collection of equipment and bought his first keyboard, an EPS 16 Plus.  Since he was known in the streets and had credibility it was easy to sell beats to other local Hip Hop artists and soon he began rapping, producing and mixing his own songs.  Using the same principles he’d learned hustling he built a buzz and a fan base in New Orleans and as that buzz grew he began to meet and work more closely with other producers and artists including Carlos Stephens who later became a part of No Limit Records’ Beats by the Pound production team.  With this affiliation K’ottic began to push even harder for opportunities and became an opening act for Mystikal, Partners In Crime and other noted Hip Hop acts.

After years as an artist experiencing the highs and lows of the music industry while maintaining his own career, K’ottic has launched NBM Entertainment  to extend greater opportunities to the undiscovered superstars of the underground Hip Hop scene and to continue growing as an artist and business man.   In 2009 he released his solo project, “Life Ain’t Easy” and “Tha South and Midwest Connection Vol. 1” featuring a variety of the independent artists that he has discovered along the way.  The future is bright at NBM Entertainment with releases and projects scheduled well into 2010.

Last month NBM Entertainment annuounced part of its strategic plan for the coming year kicking of with its first release on December 22, 2009 and IS working closely with noted Publicist and Strategic Marketing Consultant, Nicole Murray, to develop initiatives that will propel the NBM Entertainment brand and the brands of each of its artists into greater marketshare.

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