In the territorial grounds of Cleveland, (Tha Ditch) Ohio, it’s a
struggle for any talent to climb out. Giving the background on hip-hop
there’s no question that the city has a deaf ear for music, but a young
ambitious lyricist graduates and opens the door to success. With a voice
that demands an audience attention as loud as the heart can chant, he
voices his vocal instrument over the beat pattern to give his music an
original foundation. Creating an energetic delivery handling bars that
can direct him lyrically surpass hip-hop minors and remotely parallel to
the greats, there is minimum he can’t do.
The smart young talent gathers attention embracing the work of
performance and persistency. Working graciously to pull together four
versatile artist and four unique producers, developing a sound of
originality, this fusion would soon erupt the sundry group, The Hoodlum
Bunch. In 2006-2007 The Hoodlum Bunch dropped a mix tape sending a
message to all hip-hop heads and labels with just a three word title
insinuating they mean business (Let Us In). Hosted by Cleveland’s own
prominent DJ Mick Boogie and DJ G-Spot, they delivered and received with
22 songs. Weeks later the flagrant cover alone gathered an immense
buzz. With nominations at The Ohio Hip-Hop Awards, and the social
networks of the internet. Today,surrounding himself with a selection of
experienced artist, asking questions, pursuing effective methods to
build his plateau, and sponging information to smartly utilize its
lengths navigates continuity. Accumulating friends and fans, building a
team around business perimeters to franchise a brand around him, using
connections to expand relationships with promoters, DJ’s, and producers
for a collective branch to other opportunities are all avenues that
could soon pave a merging lane of achievement.
Bravo, acclamation.
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