Atlanta's DBS Sounds I & II To Host Local Celebs For Record Store Day on Saturday, April 17

Online, April 12, 2010 (Newswire.com) - ATLANTA GA, April 9, 2010 - *On April 17, 2010 major and indie recording
artists and the music industry at large are rallying together in support of
*National Record Store Day* (www.recordstoreday.com) at one of Atlanta's
own-independent retail stores; DBS Sounds between 10am and 8pm. Owner Tobago
Benito's *DBS Sounds I & II* will host mainstream and local celebrities,
radio personalities and recording artists such as; *Jay Z's* RocNation
newcomer *Alexis Jordan*, *Yung Joc*, *2Pac's Outlawz*, *Jody Breeze*, *Yung
Ralph*, *Maceo*, Grammy Award winning songwriter/producer *Chris
Henderson*("Blame It On The Alcohol"),
*Nicci Gilbert* of *Brownstone*, gospel artists *Darwin Hobbs,
Vandarray*, *Lowell
Pye* of *Men of Standard*, as well as independent artists including; The
Syndicate, Mick Starr, Christian Nelson, Eizzahc DreHphes and Marco. In
addition, independent label *Big Cat Records* will present to DBS Sounds an
appreciation award commemorating *RIAA Certified Combined Platinum Sales for
Gucci Mane*. Both DBS Sounds I & II locations will feature exclusive music,
performances, celebrity/fan meet and greet, autograph signings, live music
by *DJ Jamad* and *DJ Goldfinger*, food, special giveaways and more. Sponsors
include; *Interscope*, *Warner Music Group*, *Universal*, *Sony* and Trea
Day Management & Publicity. More artists and DJs are being added daily.

Record Store Day is a day where all music lovers from old to new school can
come together to celebrate the longevity, camaraderie and inspiration local
record stores instill in the community. For over 16 years, Atlanta has been
the home of DBS Sounds record stores. Tobago Benito's DBS Sounds I & II have
been the backbone and on the frontline for recording artists and labels in
the Southeast since the beginning of most popular artist's careers!

With the drastic decline of CD sales and the billion-dollar bite the
industry is suffering due to bootlegging and music piracy, independent
record stores are closing left and right and DBS Sounds is a true survivor
among a dying breed. When many artists couldn't get distribution, or didn't
have label support or know how, Tobago Benito and DBS Sounds were always
there and continues to push major and indie projects or give artists an
outlet to sell their music to the masses.

For Media Requests & Artist In-Store Schedule Contact Trea Davenport, Trea
Day Management & Publicity at [email protected] or call 678-523-3088.
Visit http://www.dbssounds.com and follow *@dbssoundsATL* on Twitter to
learn more about DBS Sounds I & II and http://www.recordstoreday.com