LOS ANGELES, April 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Primco Management Inc. (otcqb MCM), a medical marijuana real estate management and multi-media company, today announced that the Company has begun construction on Suzie Q's in the final phase of the Washington State Liquor Board Tier I Producer/Processor licensing process.  Once completed, the new upgraded and fully compliant facility will pave the way for the issuance of the Producer/Processor License.

"Primco is pleased to inform the shareholders that funds have been wired and construction is underway," stated David Michery, CEO.  "The Suzie Q location will be a state of the art facility utilizing proprietary cultivation methods which, we are convinced, will produce the highest quality medical cannabis in the entire Northwest."

"I am extremely happy being part of the Primco team in Seattle and look forward to a very long and profitable relationship with David," stated Jessica Vance, My Suzie Q's Founder and President. "Being from the area, I know what Seattle is looking for and that the changes in the works by Primco will take Suzie Q's to new levels."

About Primco Management Inc.:

Through its wholly-owned subsidiaries, ESMG Inc., Top Sail Productions and D & B Music, Inc., the Company operates as an integrated entertainment company with divisions in music and film production and distribution. Primco also operates in various aspects of the real estate industry. (For additional information, visit www.primcousa.com ).

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