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Franchise X Entertainment Has Secured LAVL to Produce a Soundtrack for the Documentary Film Harlem Tigerman
Franchise X Entertainment Has Secured LAVL to Produce a Soundtrack for the Documentary Film Harlem Tigerman.
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[{"type":"text","content":"Los Angeles CA 6/8/20 – Franchise X Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Valiant Eagle, Inc., has officially secured music phenom, LAVL, to produce a 12-song soundtrack for the documentary, Harlem Tigerman. The soundtrack will feature artists such as Notcho, Belle Aire, Diego Bay, and others.As executive producer, LAVL will serve as a Project Manager and maintain every aspect of the development of the album, including budgeting, timeline, and human resources allocated for the project. The producer will deliver a mastered EP. The project will be distributed across the world in July.LAVL is a passionately prolific writer, producer, and recording and mixing engineer, who currently resides in the city of Los Angeles. He went on to study Recording Arts and Entertainment Business at Full Sail University where he obtained his B.A. and M.A., respectively after graduating high school. During that period, LAVL fell charmed with engineering and believed it would be his main love.However, eventually, he discovered his undisputable ability for both writing and rapping. His pleasing muses of both past and present times, include Childish Gambino, Chance The Rapper, Busta Rhymes to, Ludacris, Missy Elliot, and Outkast. LAVL is flattered that some of his songs have been introduced in the widely-viewed movie on Allen Iverson. He’s written and produced for in-house talent such as Keem and Belle Aire. When LAVL isn’t thinking about or creating music, he loves exotic food, television, film and dancing.“I am very happy to produce the soundtrack for the much awaiting documentary for Harlem Tigerman. I hope everyone would love the songs once released,” said LAVL.Harlem Tigerman will be directed by Xavier X Mitchell. It’s a short film investigating the story of Antoine Yates. Yates earned the nickname Harlem Tigerman after a four-year-old, 450-pound Siberian Bengal tiger called Ming was discovered living with him in a fifth floor Harlem apartment—along with a six-foot alligator called “Al.” Antoine Yates, jumped into a media spotlight in October 2003 when NYPD deterred down a Harlem apartment building to sedate his four-year-old tiger.After an unintended bite, Antoine faces a sweeping uphill fight with the courts for his liberty, life possessions, and the return of his tiger. Harlem Tigerman reveals his life as he talks about the details of raisi...