NEW YORK - Marylandian -- Prymax Media & Technology Group has made a monumental move in the music industry by securing the rights to what can only be described as 'Hidden Treasures,' The Stan Lewis catalog. This acquisition, a rare and precious find, includes decades worth of titles of released and unreleased recordings from legendary artists such as Ike & Tina Turner, Albertina Walker, Willie Nelson, Shirley Caesar, Dorothy Norwood, Jimmy Reed, Bobby Rush, John Lee Hooker and the recordings of the activist and global icon Malcolm X.

In addtion to those mentioned, the song titles now under new ownership are "Judy in Disguise," the 1967 No. 1 hit by John Fred and the Playboys; "I Feel Good" by John Lee Hooker; "Knock on Wood" by Ike & Tina Turner; and "A Message for You" by Curtis Mayfield. Beyond fully finished tracks, the catalog cache includes rare studio sessions and alternate takes.

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Prymax Media & Technology Group is actively seeking strategic partnerships to bring this cultural goldmine to global audiences and drive innovation in the entertainment industry. "The potential impact of these partnerships is immense, inspiring a new wave of creativity and cultural and artistic appreciation," states Holmes.

About Prymax Co-Founder Tyrone Holmes:

TyroneTyrone Holmes is an award-winning and prolific music producer specializing in video/audio editing and sound design. He is the media promotion producer for the Emmy Award-winning, The Black Academy of Arts and Letters Riverfront Jazz Festival in Dallas, Texas.

About Prymax Board Member Beverly Paige:

Beverly Paige specializes in corporate and entertainment promotions and public speaking. As a previous VP of Publicity at Universal Island Black Music, PolyGram, Def Jam Records, Interscope, and CBS Records, she spearheaded campaigns for the labels' roster of stars. In addition to her extensive career in the music business, Paige was tapped to host "Exploring Diversity with Beverly Paige," a television program that delved into the positive impact of corporate social responsibility diversity in Fortune 500 companies. Her company, Paigemaker Public Relations, specializes in cause marketing. Her firm has worked with the American Heart Association and Harlem Educational Fund's Go Red For Women. Paige was named one of the Top Women Executives in the Entertainment Industry by Ebony Magazine. She is also a professor at SUNY Rockland College.

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About Stan Lewis:

Stan, the Man, the hip hit record man, as described by blues artist Samuel John "Lightnin'" Hopkins on some of his recordings, was an integral part of blues and R&B music. Lewis initially formed Jewel Records in his hometown, Shreveport, La., in 1963. According to folklore, he named his company after a chain of grocery stores in Chicago, which music buffs noticed getting screentime in one of the car chases in the film, "The Blues Brothers." Lewis was born on July 5, 1927, and died on July 15, 2018.

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