Supports Education (NAPSA)—There’s a rising star in the music industry. The Heineken Music Initiative, dedicated to supporting music edu- cation in urban communities, is releasing the second volumeofits critically acclaimed series, including tracks from some of today’s biggest artists. LA P<) y 4 aN recently donated $50,000 to VH1 Save The Music. Produced and distributed in partnership with Def Jam, the album features the single “Stylin’,” from hip-hop diva Foxy Brown, as well as hot tracks from Ja Rule, Musiq, Lovher, Nore, Loon, Baby (Cash Money Millionaires), Redman and Method Man. Like the first volume in the series, the album will raise funds to support urban music-related charitable organizations. Founded in 2001 as a nonprofit organization, The Heineken Music Initiative gives back to urban communities by supporting the development of urban music and music education nationwide. For additional information visit Heinekenmusicinitiative.com.
