Qupid started his music career at the age of twelve. In Jr. High Qupid would get kicked out of his algebra class for writing explicit rap songs. Eventually Qupid became a victim to the streets like most other young black males. There was a period in his life when he had to sell crack just to eat. He also spent time in Chicago's jail for drug... [+] Read More

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A Nigerian Born MC. Focus? To show his perspective in this universe, and just let HIP HOP know that he's hungry and he's here in MD man. Destiny? To take the game by storm. DAY puts meaning and thought into every song, and relays messages that all can relate to based on his real life experiences... I bring it all, but only if its relevant to me... [+] Read More

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Blending his lyricism with catchy flows and positive messages, J.Did has managed to balance lyricism, consciousness and fun in his music. “J.Did is probably one of the most original artists I’ve ever heard”, said a fan in a videotaped interview, “he’s not afraid to do it his way and create his own style.” J.Did has definitely proved that he is... [+] Read More

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The name's Reem and I'm an 18 year old rapper/producer from Decatur, Illinois. I've been writing for a couple years but started rapping about a year ago. I've been producing for about less than a year. I started out recording with a friend of mine by the name of Ton in a small home studio. After we both split to attend college, I got a studio in... [+] Read More

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Before producers C.C. Lemonhead and Jayski McGowan went on to produce "Tootsee Roll" for the 69 Boyz and "C'Mon N' Ride It (The Train)" for the Quad City DJ's, the duo had a similarly big hit with 95 South's "Whoot, There It Is" in early 1993. The song was the first bass track to cross over to mainstream success (curiously followed, and... [+] Read More

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Im an African-American, 19 years old and in college trying to make my music career work. I want to become an actor, rapper, and singer. More to come.........

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Young Decadez Biography

Death, Incarceration, Cancer, words that paint a picture of my life and my story. My government name is Arcale Turner also known as Young Decadez. I am 17 years old and was born in Hollyhood, CA. At the age of 7, I started my journey into music by performing at local and family events but it wasn’t until 4... [+] Read More

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Derrick Brewer aka D The Rebel is a up an coming artist/producer from Saginaw, Mi. Ceo of Roll Wit It Productions. He started rapping back in 92 with a group called Strictly Original, then started producing in 95. Reg-t ( ceo of ybm productions www.theunsignedartistshow.com ) was one of the first artist he worked with. By 98 he was working the... [+] Read More

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Dundada witnessed first hand what the famed crack-era did to his Oakland neighborhood when it hit the streets, but it was the distinctive sounds of gangsta rap during the same period which caught his attention and inspired him. Born Kenneth Bosworth, he often heard bullets echo in the night around his house yet by day it fell silent to music,... [+] Read More

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While hip-hop prides itself on being the soundtrack to the streets, Field Mob have done their best to represent the country. Boondox (aka Smoke) and Kalage (aka Shawn Jay) hail from Albany, GA, a small town outside Atlanta that is best-known as the birthplace of soul legend Ray Charles. The pair chose the name Field Mob to represent the Field, a... [+] Read More

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Beginning with breakout success in 1992 upon the discovery of teenage rappers Kris Kross, Jermaine Dupri became one of the most consistent and all-persuasive producers of the 1990s, producing practically the entire careers of many artists on his label, So So Def Recordings (including platinum entries like Xscape and Da Brat as well as Kris... [+] Read More

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New Orleans-based gangsta rapper Juvenile was born Terius Gray. After beginning his performing career while in his teens, he released a 1995 album on Warlock titled Being Myself. He eventually crossed paths with Cash Money label owners Ronald "Suga Slim" and Brian "Baby" Williams, who issued 1996's Solja Rags; the album became a major... [+] Read More

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With the independent success of his highly anticipated debut album 'The Wrap', Kaliber has hit the studio to begin preparation for his sophomore release currently titled 'Diamond In The Rough'. Working with his same team of producers as well as with the growing buzz he has... [+] Read More

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No female rap artist paralleled the success of Missy Elliott, neither during her reign nor before, and none was more deserving. Unlike most of urban music's female superstars, Missy writes her own songs as well as performs them, and her creative wit in on a par with her stylish demeanor. In addition to her talent and showmanship, though, she... [+] Read More

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Originally one of the leading rappers on Master P's No Limit record label, Mystikal quickly evolved beyond the label's clichéd thug trappings and found himself one of the Dirty South's most recognized rappers, alongside Juvenile. Like No Limit itself, Mystikal is a New Orleans native. He released an eponymous debut on the independent label Big... [+] Read More

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Integrating self-consciousness and sincerity into his otherwise prototypical Dirty South style of rap, Pastor Troy stood out among the masses of up-and-coming Southern MCs trying to break nationally in the early 2000s. Perhaps more than anything, Troy's deeply religious youth shapes his ideology, which also features the usual Dirty South themes... [+] Read More

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Rather than taking the underground route like most Southern rappers, Petey Pablo took the direct route into the rap game: he went straight to the top. Though few knew much about him, Pablo suddenly broke in late 2001, and not just in the South but from coast to coast -- MTV rotated his video and urban radio championed his debut single. That... [+] Read More

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One of the most thuggish rappers ever embraced by the mainstream, Trick Daddy broke out of the South in 2001 with "I'm a Thug" and established himself as an unlikely national superstar. Before his breakthrough, he scored a few regional hits here and there but remained largely an underground rapper. In particular, he became known for his club... [+] Read More

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