The latest addition to the independent music concerts being held this spring has been announced as Rhymesayers Entertainment and Rose Presents bring you the fourth annual Soundset Festival on Sunday May 29th.

The line up includes Big Boi, De La Soul, Slaughterhouse, Brother Ali,  Mac Miller, Curren$y and Atmosphere as some of the featured acts to perform at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minnesota.

Last year 18,000 people came out to see 40 artists rock on two stages for nine hours of indie hip-hop.

Go here for the full list of performing acts.

Tickets are on sale Friday, April 1, 2011 at www.ticketweb.com and Fifth Element.

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50 Tyson, rose to fame after a series of his freestyles went viral gaining over 5 million views on YouTube.

He has since signed a record deal and performs frequently at public venues.

The 17-year-old has also been involved in raising money and awareness for his developmental disorder.

50 Tyson, born Antonio Henderson-Davis, is just one of over 12,000 people in his home state of Minnesota who have the condition, while rates across the country have soared to 1 in 110.

The Autism Society of Minnesota hosts an annual conference and workshops throughout the year, to keep families and professionals knowledgeable about autism research and treatment.

Over 1,500 people are expected to attend the 11th annual Steps of Hope fundraising walk, which takes place at the Ridgedale Center in Minnetonka, Minnesota.

“I am excited to be able to do my part to raise money for autism research,” says 50 Tyson “As an autistic rapper, it's important that I demonstrate to other autistic individuals that you too can live out your dreams and not let autism slow you down.”

Registration for the walk begins at 9:00AM, while the walk itself will start at 11:00 AM.

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Jerard Braboy is one of three men involved in allegedly raping a 22-year-old woman in Goodview, Minnesota.

Unfortunately for him, Braboy and his cohorts thought it would be entertaining to capture the deed on camera resulting in his own arrest yesterday.

After meeting the suspect and another man at a party, the victim was offered a ride home but ended up at the residence of a woman known as "Jackie."

"Jackie" fell asleep, and the victim was hit over the head after exiting the bathroom.

She was then thrown on the bed as the 39-year-old Braboy allegedly began to rape her.

Police report that a second suspect held her down and a third man videotaped the incident.

According to court documents, the victim told the men to stop several times, and pleaded for them to release her.

After reviewing the videotape, court documents show Braboy's cousin was the man holding the victim down and he can be heard saying, “We don't get action like this where we're from.”

That action must have led Braboy to believe the sex act was either consensual or that he had won the victim over since he gave her his phone number under the nickname, “Cakes.”

Where they are from, they also don't understand that filming a crime is a sure way to get caught.

The victim pointed out the apartment and the vehicle, and when police arrived, two Black males were seen carrying a mattress and bedding out of the apartment.

"Cakes" was obviously about to cover his tracks and get rid of the evidence containing DNA, but forgot about the visual proof.

Braboy has previously been convicted of attempted murder, unlawful use of a weapon, aggravated battery with a firearm, aggravated assault, fraud, obstruction, impersonation to deceive law enforcement officers and several drug offenses.

He is expected in court on February 3.

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