In the early 90’s Bad Boy was the leading music industry company to take control of the entertainment industry. Hailing from the city of Cleveland, Candice Irvin CEO and founder of Spice It up Entertainment began building her own “Bad Boy” of Cleveland. Beginning her journey in school majoring in Business management she brought to life the home of what is said to be the cities hottest label. Starting with the artist Erika “Extra Bread” Brown, from Euclid Ohio, she began promoting and creating a buzz for herself. Adding artist such as Kilo Key she is taking Spice It Up to another height.
Spice It Up “bringing that spice to your life” is not just an entertainment company but a new wave of inspiration to a city that has for so long been downed and talked out sight and out of mind. We are bringing counties together and bringing a new sound to the city in order to bring a new meaning to who we are as a city. With walking tall productions, LiquidRaw Digital, Spice It Up is bringing the element of individuality to life.
With time we plan to expand and own our own facility which will become the home of Spice it up and youth come first. Our facility will house a recreation for children, a place of enjoyment for children and their peers. Giving them a chance to explore and create a relationship with children of their own age. This will be a home for them to feel free to express themselves verbally, artistically and musically. We will offer mentor-ship and tutoring to children as well as adults. With the help and generous donations, we would like to offer computer training for adults with little knowledge of today’s software. We hope to be able to start a job training program for those that are less fortunate. We’d like to give them a fair advantage to help them help themselves to start a new life. This facility would be a place of relaxation free from drugs and the harassment of outsiders that degrade and bring negative attributes to those who seek help.