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Take Ya Home - Backpack Shawty Feat. Stefon
Follow The Leader - Hanan
Homerun - Kev
After Party - A-1 SuperGroup
Coco Loso - Pryme City Feat Jook Jukx
Drank - Jeremiah
Wheels Spinnin - Mississippi Sipp
Carol Of The Bells - OhShawn Feat. Xpress
Tha Perfomer - Willo Tha Wiz
I Look Famous - Young Nik
Pocket Full Of Money - Young Commercial
The Look Of It - E. Cov
Laundromat Fresh - Tyson Kruze
So Classie - Classie
Amazing Girl - Swigga Da Don
You Don't Like Me - Breeze And SP
Nitro - Club Bangers
Baddest in The Group - Young Coccy
Just Can't Keep Still - Classie
Home School - John Lass
MedySun has constantly proved himself to be one of hip-hops new-school visionaries and plans take hip-hop and rap to new and electrifying levels. Indeed, MedySun is a valued emcee, devoted to his music, with a passion for life, culture, social consciousness and a desire to edutain (educate and entertain), which will surely fortify his place in musical history.
Born in Harlem, New York, MedySun grew up at the center of hip-hops golden era of the 1980's. Inspired by legendary emcees of the time (Rakim, KRS One, Big Daddy Kane, Run DMC), MedySun began rhyming and writing songs at the tender age of eleven. He moved to the islands of Bermuda to live with his father. In Bermuda he was exposed to the rhythms and lyrics of foundation and dancehall reggae, which also had a major part in inspiring his musical knowledge.
Encouraged by his brother in law (Faheem the Elemental), MedySun became part of his group R.A.C.E. He later signed to the record label Earthquake Entertainment, the independent label owned by his brother in law. On their first record - 'Sins of the World released in 2000, MedySun' talent was clear to see - exhibiting his entire gift as a lyricist and ability to motivate the crowd. The group stepped on the underground scene and made a name for themselves amongst the top underground emcees such as; Immortal Technique, Percy P, Breeze Eva Flowin, C Rayz Wallz, Poison Pen, Jin the MC (former Ruff Ryder battle artist). “I learned a lot from these guys. I learned what it meant and what it took to be an emcee/hustler/an entrepreneur. They’re still in the game making moves because that’s what it takes to make your dreams a reality.
The breaks were stepped on when his son was born prematurely in 2004. A year later MedySun returned to the studio to record the next R.A.C.E. album with F the Elemental in 2005. The following year his son passed away which caused him to fall back and re-evaluate his life. “When life hit you with the death of a child there’s no way one can rebound the next day or even the following month. I knew I had to fall back and clear my mind and seek higher guidance.” Eager to get back into the music MedySun knew that he had to work hard and make moves right away to clear his mind and prepare himself for his next step. He went on an eight month hiatus to the islands of Bermuda then to the Kingdom of Morocco in Africa. His younger brother (Abdul-Qaadir a.k.a. Dullah) encouraged him to get back on his music game and offered to manage his musical affairs. “Honestly, if it wasn’t for Dullah giving me the support I needed I would have probably given up the music. He was that final pillar that held me up.”
After nine years from his first release with the group R.A.C.E. MedySun returned to the studio and is now working on a series of mix tapes and his solo debut album. His mix tape Food 4 Thought Vol.1 will be released in February 2011. MedySun is currently working on organizing showcases and exhibitions in various communities for charity. “Community work is part of my mission as artist. I feel if I rap about what goes on in our community is only right and logical to give back to the source of our inspiration. Hip Hop is here forever!”
