Uploaded Sep 16, 2009
- Entered in My Formula. My Chance. With Trey Songz, September 2009
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Adero Neely
ADERO NEELY: Adero means “Gives Life”. Referred to as “boy wonder” by Chicago’s media, 15-year old Adero Neely was voted Chicago’s Most Talented Kid at the early age of 12-years old. He won this title at the Chicago Music Awards where he received over 75,000 votes. Adero was the youngest solo R&B artist to hit Chicago radio in over 30 years. He was only 13-years old. Beginning June 18, 2009, Adero will begin touring in the "Swagga Tour" featured by Midwest Flawless Entertainment. First stop St. Louis Mo., then L.A. and Las Vegas. This tour will be filmed for an MTV reality show. Adero's new hit singles Animated, "Keep On", "CheckBox" and "Tell It To My Heart" can be heard in clubs, parties and radio stations around the United States. They can also be purchased on I-tunes. Adero is sponsored by the Chicago Bulls and and his new music video was recently featured by "Raw TV" and "Fuse TV" on CBS, Comcast, Direct TV and other "On Demand" stations. In December 2008, Adero was the spotlight artist for BET's "Blaze the Stage" at New York's Symphony Hall. During the summer of 2007, Adero was the featured artist for the Chicago Football Classics in Soldiers Field, the Night of the Stars sponsored by Hip Hop Teen Magazine in New Orleans and the Texas Teen Talent Explosion sponsored by the Black United Fund in Houston Texas. Adero was the opening showcase act for Soulja Boy and Trey Songz and other R&B singers like Aaron Hall and Guy, Teddy Riley and Black Street, Tony Toni Tone and After 7. In 2007, Adero appeared in his first short film called Hollywood Jerome; and in the summer of 2006, Adero played the character of “Little Tony”, the son of movie star Malik Yoba, in the controversial hit stage play “Work It Out”, which premiered at Chicago’s Arie Crown Theatre. For three months (August through October 2006), Adero played “Travis Younger” in the hit Broadway Musical adaptation of “Raisin” at the University of Chicago’s Court Theatre. In November 2006, Adero completed a national Sear’s commercial; and was the poster child for the Big Brother’s Program in the Midwest. Adero won his first national singing competition at age Ten (10), defeating over 150 adult singers and becoming Kalahari Resorts (Wis.) first Idol of 2004. Adero has been featured in the March 2006 Issue of GUMBO Teen Magazine, the December 2005 Issue of WORD UP Teen Magazine and various 2007 issues of Hip Hop Teen Magazine.. Adero can be visited at www.aderoneely.com
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Christian, Cover Bands, Hip Hop , Hip-Hop Videos, Latin, Pop, Pop Videos, R & B
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www.aderoneely.com
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