Fourth Quarter Entertainment

NC State University which produces the popular "Mark Gottfried Show" was looking for music for the theme song of the TV Show starring their head basketball coach. Luckily one of their alumni is award winning music producer, John "J-Mac" McCall.

The song whose popularity began in Orlando, FL has made its way up the East Coast landing in Buffalo, NY. 4th Quarter Entertainment's artist, Flash Garments, brings a popular phrase to life in this catchy song entitled, "Bye Felicia" prod. by J-Mac.

“Like a farmer, all you can do is plant good seeds, and while not all of them grow, as long as you continue doing the right things, you know the best ones will,” says Fourth Quarter Entertainment President, Bobby Davidowitz.

The uniquely soulful and gifted music producer from North Carolina teams up with Bobby Capri to put the Fourth Quarter stamp on the song entitled "Tunnel Vision."

Mark the date, Nov. 27th 2012 was the day that 90's style Hip-Hop made its official comeback. It took the joining of 2 monumental forces, Wu-Tang & D-Block, but we might have ourselves a legitimate "Hip-Hop Spring"; Revolution has begun #WuBlock2012

The producers for the CW Network Show "The Next," the new reality show created by Queen Latifah saw something special in Orlando's own, LimeLyte. The look, the lyrics, the delivery and the Fourth Quarter beats make a strong combination.

Award winning Hip-Hop producer, J-Mac, from the Fourth Quarter Entertainment camp continues to put eye opening placements on his resume. This one has legendary implications.

J-Mac has built an impressive resume in the past two years, putting the 4th Quarter stamp on songs by Mistah FAB, Vado, and Young Buck to name a few. That said, a new connection with artist, Yung Berg, is proving to be a marriage made in the booth.

Fourth Quarter Ent. and LA based production company Mojo Media combine their creativity and talent to produce the first swimming based reality show. Its debut on December 11th 2011 on Universal Sports Network turned heads and attracted sponsors.

You listen to "The Hi-Pro Glow" and you ask yourself two things, one, "Did he just say that?"…and two, "Who does this kid sound like?"