On Friday 4^th June at Bradford’s Zuu Bar Nightclub from 9pm-2am Rahul Sabbarwal (Artist: Master RS) will be holding a charity fundraiser for Bradford Nightstop Charity & donating 95% of the earnings to Charity. The other 5% will be going towards a community music video to help keep people off the street and gain something positive to put on their CV!

Rap Artist Rahul Sabbarwal, known in the music industry as Master RS is continuing to push barriers for the community and music scene within West Yorkshire. On Friday 4^th June not only will Rahul be fundraising for Bradford Nightstop but he will also be raising funds to shoot a community music video entitled ‘I’m A Warrior’ which is about people overcoming obstacles in their life. In turn this music video will help to keep people away from crime, drugs and alcohol. During the event, two young local rappers will have a chance to perform and showcase their talents!

The event is going to be headlined by Bassline industry DJ legends such as Slick Don, Nasteeboi, Mikey B and DJ Killa who are travelling to support Rahul and the event from across the country (Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Leeds and Telford). The event will also feature upcoming rap talents such as Youtie, Re-load, Aleysha Bower, Duane Simons and many other names.

Since January 2010, when Rahul won Bradford Enterprise’s Best Idea Award with his record label Money Running Slumdog Records (M.R.S. Records), he has been busy looking for funding opportunities to run music workshops in order to provide people of Yorkshire with the same opportunities young musicians find in London area.

Just recently, Rahul’s single ‘I Got To’ got to number 6 on Sky Digitial TV Channel AKA Chart’s. Within the last couple of months, Rahul has been featured in the Telegraph and Argus & Asian Express about his music and positive actions for the community. He has been also listed as an ‘inspirational leader’’ and ‘ambassador’ for the B Someone, the new Bradford Council initiative supporting and inspiring young people of Bradford.

Rahul has released two singles ‘Superstar’ and ‘I’m A Warrior’ which have had huge response on social network sites, which led to Rahul`s and his manager Robert Moore`s decision to hold a fundraiser in order to do a community music video.

When asked Rahul why he chose the Bradford Nightstop, he commented: “One of my close friends Marcus died on a street as he didn’t have nowhere to turn to. I walk around Bradford and see a lot of homeless people and so I want to donate something to a charity that REALLY uses the money to help people. I hope by raising funds for them I can make sure people don’t die or suffer neglect like my friend Marcus did in Nottingham. Also by using the remaining 5% of the event earnings for my music video I can finally do what I want and hopefully keep people away from crime, as the rate of crime and fraud in Bradford is staggering. I strongly believe that by running music workshops I can help to tackle the crime issues at least a little bit and so, make a difference.”

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