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LueQue Slaughter III(born April 2, 1986), previously known by his pseudonym Lil"Q", is an Record Producer / Music Artist ,that actually started his career as a field marketing rep. at TVT Records around 2002, while still working towards his high school diploma.. ^[1]

CAREER

At just 14, and also before Streaming ,LueQue released his first mixtape series entitled: Welcome 2 Virginia Vol.1 ,starting the term "DMV" ^{[2] [3]}. In 2006, LueQue started his own record label, ENT MUSIC ^[4], and released his first single entitled, "FLY" to youtube on June 20, 2007; which featured Hip-Hop legend ], Lil Jon ^[5] ,and collected over 140k views. Following the success of this record, Lil"Q" accepted a movie roll in an independent film entitled "1-Time" in 2007 ^[6] , while also releasing his 1st Compilation Album "Firm Business" the same year ^[7]... Which featured his Label's new roster of talent...

2008, LueQue took a hiatus from the 
entertainment industry after the 
death of his brother
[8] and the 
chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by 
TVT Records
[9]. 

2011, LueQue returned with 7 Days ^[10], his first release since his hiatus in 2008, which featured original songs like: "Goddess" ^[11], "Dmv Chillin" ^[12], and "Where I'm From" ^{[13] [14] [15]}. It was released June 19, 2011.

In 2012, released multiple projects that premiered on MTVJams as well as VEVO ; including "Addicted" ^[16] December 19, 2012, which was LueQue's first official VEVO video. Also that year, LueQue had a sit down interview with Ainigriv Adorn magazine ^[17] and even appeared in their next released edition ^{[18] [19] [20]}.

July 23,
2013, LueQue released the "Acoustic Therapy" 
EP
[21]
[22]  and "The LowDown" music video (which premiered on 
VEVO)
[23], 
March 31,
2013.

July 21, 2014, the "Good Times" music video was released on VEVO ^[24], which featured one noticeable cameo, Legendary hip-hop producer L.E.S ^[25] .

Jan. 20, 2015, LueQue released the "Confessions Of A Stoner" EP ^[26], which was followed with Confessions of a stoner Tour ^{[27] [28] [29]}.

Later that year, also releasing his "LA Confessions" mixtape
[30] , and his "Legends Of Nat Turner Pt.2"mixtape 
[31], which featured the hit single "Homicide"
[32], produced by 
Grammy Award winning producer "
Mustard
[33]". Also in 2015, LueQue releases the street anthem On It
[34], which became so popular underground, that 
2 Chainz starts his next hit single Watch Out, with the sahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?si=kx3w3nso_lIPrXDA&v=AeOvPjDgDIc&feature=youtu.beme 
cadence as LueQue's song, On It
[35], as a sign respect. 

2016, LueQue collaborated with local rising Virginia rapper Tip Money , hosts the Pole Music Vol.1 mixtape ^[36]; which featured LueQue & also their hometown friend Trey Songz ^[37]... And delivers us "Instant Replay" via WORLDSTARHipHop ^[38], where LueQue is accredited for directing the video ^[39], as well as being featured on the song along with Tip Money ^[40]

April 14, 2021, LueQue produced UNRELEASED , a compilation album featuring some of LueQue's unheard works, like: "Love", "318", and "Grindin", was released independently through UnitedMasters ^[41]

July 04, 2023, LueQue produced UNRELEASED PT.2 ,featuring some of LueQue's unheard works, like: Knobbs Creek Freestyle and The Warmup Remix, which features Franky Tarheel as the only feature on the EP. This sequel was released independently through UnitedMasters ^[42]

January 14, 2024, LueQue continues his UNRELEASED series, with UNRELEASED PT.3. Another indie album released exclusively through UnitedMasters ^{[43] [44]}

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