Capstone Zulu aka Gambino Productions bka Frank Paul Jones, has moved back the projected date of the next Capstone Zulu project. Now in negotiations with Stackz Gotti, Ghost Writer, Oral, Young Act, DaUzi, and Lo Jones, Capstone Zulu in an attempt to release a well recorded and mixed compilation CD, by year’s end. Hopefully it will be ready for release before Christmas.
With so much going on down in Florida, the multitasking operation octopus seems to be at a stand still, but it is not. Small but relevant things are being accomplished everyday. Lately we have been auditioning the contemporary sound. We came to a consensus that to fulfill our mission, which is to open the eyes of the world to the issues of the times, we have to do major adjustments to our deliver system. Meaning we have to give the people what they want in the music we play, instead of trying to force our new sounds on the population.
Sometimes being ahead of the times is not necessary good and even more often not profitable. By no means does this mean we will sell our souls and contribute to what we see as Hollywood’s plot to put the world asleep, on the contrary we will attempt to awaken the world.
Currently NaQuila Hardy aka Stackz Gotti has an album released called “I am me.” And Capstone Zulu has an album called a BETA project, “The Apostle.’ Whereby I am me was a first real attempt to capture an audience, the Apostle was purely a distribution experiment. It will soon be pulled off of the shelves. Both on Gambino Records, the new release may well be the introduction of Jones Record, a non profit record company based in Avon Park, Fl.
The first album on Jones records will probably by a Capstone Zulu release, using all the affiliated of Gambino Productions in a compilation effort. This will be the introduction of the entire artist’s list that will be featured on Jones Record. The reason for the name change is all politics, due to all the bad media the Gambino Crime Family is getting now and the fact that we will be spreading light and not darkness, we decided at the NCNCHINC the parent organization of the Record Company, that the real name would be better for all involved.
