P4P Executives

JONATHAN HAMM

President

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Jon “Beauty Salon” Hamm, President, and Co-Founder of P4P Ent.,

Jonathan “Beauty Salon” Hamm was born and raised in Atlanta, GA. He split time between the Decatur, Edgewood, and Riverdale metro Atlanta areas throughout his youth. Mr. Hamm was inspired to work in the music business as a youth while working security for Black Mafia Family through Black Shield Security company. He saw artists like Gucci Mane and Young Jeezy grow into superstars as young teens illegally working for the security company. Black Mafia Family is the most famous black organized family in American history lead by Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory. Mr. Hamm later attended Southern Illinois University and Clark Atlanta University and received a Bachelor in Music Business degree from SIU Carbondale. He was later mentored by the late Mar Brown (VP of Atlantic Records) and John Monopoly (Kanye West manager) while working for a small independent record label, eventually starting his own. His biggest influences are Pierre “Pee” Thomas and Kevin “Coach K” Lee (CEO of Quality Control), Suge Knight (CEO of Death Row), Anthony Tiffith ( CEO of Top Dawg Ent) and Sean Combs (Founder of Bad Boy Records).

EDITZ MACIAS

Music Video Director / Videographer

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Bio Coming Soon!

ROBERT PORCHA

A&R / Videographer

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Robert Porchà was born into the hip hop scene. He grew up watching his dad and uncle’s beat boxing, and attempted to rap before he could walk. His dad, “Rock Box Senior,” was a renown artist in his community. Robert started writing lyrics at age sixteen. His biggest influences at the time were Tupac, Lauryn Hill, Common, and Andre 3000. He enjoyed being part of cyphers on the bus and in the school cafeteria. Robert started gaining a buzz and had a small local label reach out to him. He declined the contract at that time. Robert later moved to Miami, Florida where he began to develop himself as an artist and lyrisist. He teamed up with rap artist “Ofeshul,” and joined U.G.P. (Under God’s Power). Ofeshul taught him how to market product, perform, and construct an album. They made big traction and started to gain a buzz on YouTube and in the streets, but the group later split. Robert’s son was born, and he then moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he currently resides with family.

In his musical lifetime he got A thumbs up from DMX on his lyrisism, received invitations to perform in front of Rev. Run, and respects paid by Mike Will Made It on his production. He also worked on a latin pop song with Clay Ostwald (Engineer for latin pop legend Gloria Stephan’s “Sound Machine”). Robert entered into the film industry, and shot a few videos in Albuquerque, which got Jon Hamm’s attention. Hamm was interested in Robert working with Vez. Robert has since partnered with the Label P4P Entertainment as an Executive.