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“I Wanna Get Famous"

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By Tamara Palmer

Published on June 29, 2009 at 2:00pm

Though based in Atlanta, Ozone Magazine and its supplemental publication, Ozone West, give more coverage to West Coast rap artists than almost any other magazines. Publisher Julia Beverly is continuing her birthday tour around the country by cosponsoring "I Wanna Get Famous," a showcase of aspiring Bay Area rap stars competing for a prize of $4,000 worth of publicity and music video services.