Posted on February 3, 2012

CAVATA-sponsored artist, Natural, strikes again with his latest jam, “Bump That,” featuring Brook from Famous Nobodies and DJ Real P!
Listen to “BUMP THAT” exclusively on Killerboombox!
Natural will also be performing with Famous Nobodies, Retrospek, American Antagonist and B. Money at the J the S (another CAVATA-sponsored artist) “The Last Days” album release show (hosted by »
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Posted on January 25, 2012

J The S, formerly “Jake The Snake”, has been a staple in the Boston hip-hop community over the past five plus years. From his early days smashing The Super Bowl Rap Battles, to great releases like his international debut “Strategy Of The Crown” in 2006, to his more recent endeavors on the New York City »
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Posted on January 14, 2012

So I just wanted to reintroduce myself; my name is Nat, aka Natural, aka Nasty Nat. Thanks to my good friends, Lori and Pete, I’ve been a regular in and around the Cavata Regime.
I’ve decided to join the website ranks and begin to post from time to time. I will be adding my picks for »
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Posted on January 8, 2012

I love featuring friends and former classmates who have also taken the entrepreneurial plunge. In this post, I’d like to introduce you to two extraordinary women: Kristin Lajeunesse and Lindsey Guest. I met these two lovely ladies during graduate school at Emerson College in 2007 and to say that their current endeavors »
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Posted on September 13, 2011

Say “Hello” to the newest member of the CAVATA family, Adriano Masciarelli. A Massachusetts native, actor Adriano Masciarelli has been a part of what we here in Boston like to call “Hollywood East” for quite some time now. Having worked on such films as “The Rude, The Mad and The Funny,” “The Comeback” and “NorEaster,” »
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Posted on August 15, 2011

It’s been five years and two albums since Three Legged Fox came together as a four piece band in the suburbs outside of Philadelphia PA. Kyle Wareham, Kory Kochersperger and Mark Carson have played more than 350 shows and have supported almost every major national reggae band that America has to offer. Looking back on »
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