Daniel Baldwin

"For Immediate Release March 22, 2011 Daniel Baldwin Makes Hip-Hop Debut Film and television star Daniel Baldwin moves into music PORTLAND, Ore.– After conquering the small screen, Daniel Baldwin (Homicide: Life on the Streets, The Sopranos) hopes to conquer your speakers with the release of his first hip-hop track. The single “Club Life” marks Baldwin’s foray into the music scene and is part of the official soundtrack of Stripperland, a feature film due on DVD in April. “I always wanted to be a rapper,” Baldwin said. Baldwin co-wrote the lyrics with Northwest hip-hop legend Pale Soul. Pale Soul also provided the backing track. The song was an intergral part of Stripperland. Intrigued by the motion picture’s script, Baldwin became enamored with the character of Double-D, a rapper who was able to keep stripper/zombies at bay with his music. Baldwin embraced his rap persona during a video shoot for the song on Sauvie’s Island outside Portland. Baldwin endured long hours in a track suit and skull cap despite 104-degree temperatures. During the shoot, part of which is featured in Stripperland, Baldwin cast aspersions at Joaquin Phoenix, another actor-turned-rapper. The Stripperland soundtrack is available at Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Itunes and stripperlandthemovie dot com. About Baldwin: Along with brothers Alec, Stephen and William, the 49-year-old comprises the most star-studded family in Hollywood history. Daniel Baldwin has starred in more than 60 films and television shows. He also has been featured in several reality television programs. About Pale Soul: A member of Seattle’s Olddominion, Pale Soul has produced countles tracks for Northwest artists as well as MC’s from Austin, Texas. Known for impeccably smooth production values, Pale Soul released his sophomore album “No One Gets Out Alive” in 2009. About Cheezyflicks: Based in Portland, Cheezy Flicks Productions recently released its’ second full-length feature, Stripperland in early 2011. Stripperland director Sean Skelding cut his teeth working in Hollywood on films like Independence Day, Terminator 2, Star Trek V, Stargate and Hellraiser 4. In 2002, he moved to back to Portland and founded Cheezy Flicks, a distribution company specializing in bad "cheesy" movies. Skelding distributed other artists work while slowly building a loyal, local crew. In 2009, he created Cheezy Flicks Productions, a full-service studio operating entirely in Oregon. After releasing its first feature in 2010, Cheezy Flicks has deals in place for four films in 2011-12."

"For Immediate Release - March 22, 2011 Daniel Baldwin Makes Hip-Hop Debut Film and television star Daniel Baldwin moves into music PORTLAND, Ore.– After conquering the small screen, Daniel Baldwin (Homicide: Life on the Streets, The Sopranos) hopes to conquer your speakers with the release of his first hip-hop track. The single “Club Life” marks Baldwin’s foray into the music scene and is part of the official soundtrack of Stripperland, a feature film due on DVD in April. “I always wanted to be a rapper,” Baldwin said. Baldwin co-wrote the lyrics with Northwest hip-hop legend Pale Soul. Pale Soul also provided the backing track. The song was an integral part of Stripperland. Intrigued by the motion picture’s script, Baldwin became enamored with the character of Double-D, a rapper who was able to keep stripper/zombies at bay with his music. Baldwin embraced his rap persona during a video shoot for the song on Sauvie’s Island outside Portland. Baldwin endured long hours in a track suit and skull cap despite 104-degree temperatures. During the shoot, part of which is featured in Stripperland, Baldwin cast aspersions at Joaquin Phoenix, another actor-turned-rapper. The Stripperland soundtrack is available at Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Borders, i tunes and About Baldwin: Along with brothers Alec, Stephen and William, the 49-year-old comprises the most star-studded family in Hollywood history. Daniel Baldwin has starred in more than 60 films and television shows. He also has been featured in several reality television programs. About Pale Soul: A member of Seattle’s Olddominion, Pale Soul has produced countles tracks for Northwest artists as well as MC’s from Austin, Texas. Known for impeccably smooth production values, Pale Soul released his sophomore album “No One Gets Out Alive” in 2009. About Cheezyflicks: Based in Portland, Cheezy Flicks Productions recently released its’ second full-length feature, Stripperland in early 2011. Stripperland director Sean Skelding cut his teeth working in Hollywood on films like Independence Day, Terminator 2, Star Trek V, Stargate and Hellraiser 4. In 2002, he moved to back to Portland and founded Cheezy Flicks, a distribution company specializing in bad "cheesy" movies. Skelding distributed other artists work while slowly building a loyal, local crew. In 2009, he created Cheezy Flicks Productions, a full-service studio operating entirely in Oregon. After releasing its first feature in 2010, Cheezy Flicks has deals in place for four films in 2011-12."