Monica and Rocko Ucoming Album

Monica Arnold, 29, is still standing after her personal tragedies. Monica uses her first name as her professional stage name as a R & B singer. From October 27, Monica’s documentary on her life, will be aired on BET TV. Monica chose the title of one of her songs, Still Standing, as the title of her show. Its called “Monica: Still Standing”.

In 2000, Monica Arnold’s boyfriend Jarvis Weems killed himself. Monica witnessed the suicide of her boyfriend, Jarvis “Knot” Weems. Weems was her childhood friend and a local drug dealer. On July 18, 2000, Monica and Weems were at a cemetery visiting the grave of Troy Weems, the younger brother of Jarvis. Troy Weems death was due to a car accident in 1998. Troy was 25 when he died. Weems called Monica and asked her to go see him at the cemetery. Weems asked Monica to look after his 2 daughters.

On that day, while sitting in his car, Jarvis Weems pulled out a gun and shot himself. Monica later said she thought Weems was depressed over his affairs.

Monica Arnold dated Corey “C-Murder” Miller from around 2001 to 2003. It didn’t work out. C-Murder was arrested for murder some time later on.

Monica renewed her relationship with Rocko, who is actually Rodney Hill Jr. Rocko is a rapper.

Monica gave birth to their son on May 21, 2005. Monica Arnold was engaged to Rocko Hill on December 24, 2007. Monica and Rocko had their second son on Jan 8, 2008.

Monica said she agreed to co-produce and star in “Monica: Still Standing” to share her experiences combining a music career with a personal life.
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Monica and Rocko Ucoming Album

Rapper signs contract with label

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Born and raised in Midway, James Barrett was a regular student at Liberty County High School when someone told him he had a gift for poetry and asked if he ever considered rapping.

Nine years later, Barrett, now known as 380, signed a contract with Low Country Management and said his career is starting to take off.
“He is signing with Low Country Management, Low Country Warriors Record Inc., out of Atlanta,” Attorney Tyler Randolph, of Arnold, Stafford and Randolph, said. “They will manage booking for live shows, appearances, publicity recording and the whole gamut.”
Low Country Management has launched the careers of Hip-Hop artists Monica and Rocko.
Randolph said the firm seems excited to represent Barrett, who he describes as a budding artist with a lot of promise.
“We hope to be the behind the scenes force to help him along the way and do what we can to help push him forward toward great success,” Randolph said.
Barrett said after he was told he should try rapping, he went to a friend who had a music studio in his house. Five hours later, he belted out his first tune.
“It all started from there,” Barrett said in a deep baritone voice not unlike Barry White’s. “It took someone else coming to me and telling me what I could do with this (his voice and poetry).”
The video for Barrett’s latest single, “Keep You Satisfied,” was released Sept. 8 on Youtube.com and has already been viewed 21,796 times. It has a four-and-a-half star rating. The video features another up-and-coming hip-hop artist, rapper D’Shon.
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Rapper signs contract with label