California native JB brings us his first single “Make Believe” off of his upcoming ep entitled “F*&^ You Im Awesome!”. His experiences and lifestyle drive his "in the middle" Kind of Flow and material. Expect more tracks from JB in the near future. This track is definitely one to listen to with over 2600 Downloads in a little over a week.
Gregory James Jr. age 25 has been listening, studying, and creating music since the beginning. He was born on the west side of Chicago July 17, 1985 at St. Mary's of Nazareth hospital in Chicago Illinois. Greg was raised on the southside of chicago. Raised in a home of music lovers was the reason he would soon come to love music himself. The main genre of this particular area of his life was submerged in soul music. Curtis Mayfield, James Brown, Marvin Gaye to name a few, but that wasn't all.... http://www.reverbnation.com/dacloakmusic
Definitely have to give a big thank you to DJ Benz and DJ Punkie for coming out and spinning with me. And thanks to everyone who came and supported the cause. We are gunna be back at it next year BIGGER AND BETTER!
Darin “Philly” Swain was born in the Southwest section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 2nd, 1982. Swain remembers seeing rappers in the late 80’s looking and dressing like hustlers. Even though he knew being a hustler was off limits, rap wasn’t. At the age of six a promoter recognized swain as being very musically inclined & loved his swagger so much that he promoted his first show, and he’s been performing ever since. As a teenager, he was known for winning and being undefeated during his high school competitions, at the local YMCAs where schools from all across the city attended. In the year 2000 Swain performed in shows with Da Brat, Master P, Trina, and Missy Elliot. In April of 2002, Swain signed with a local label named, Take Down Records, owned by the now infamous Alton "Ace Capone" Coles. Swain performed at the Spectrum along with Jay-Z, Lil-Mo, State Property, Dip set, Clipse, and Fabulous. Unfortunately due to legal issues, Swains album was postponed until his release. On Swains return from a three year term of incarceration he discovered that the label he was on had been federally indicted. This did not falter Swain who appeared on 106 and Park months after his return, where he became the first winner from Philadelphia. He also went 31-0 at The Fight Klub. Swain began a partnership with his producer and friend Sap the Beat Man (who was recently featured on www.allhiphop.com as one of the hottest young producers). Swain also starred in a film project titled "Hustle Diaries" displaying life in Take Down Records. Hustle Diaries was directed by Barry Michael Cooper, writer of New Jack City, Sugar Hill, and Above the Rim. Swain was featured in two songs (Me & Salute) on Jamie Knights Album The Secrets Out Released in the summer of 2007. In March of 2008 Swain was nominated Philly’s Hip-Hop Artist of the Year! November 2008 when his Grind Time battle premiered on www.worldstarhiphop.com it was viewed over 400,000 times in seven days, surpassing the views of Beyoncé’s Single Ladies Video. In 2009 Swain also wrote and performed the opening song for the play “Why Do Black Men Cheat,” he also starred in a TV sitcom "The Swagger Family.” Swain is currently working on a new album Real vs. Fake release date to be announced.
Who The Hell Is Philly Swain Mixtape: http://www.sendspace.com/file/3r9qjv
Trey boogie I'm an young unsigned artist that been writing raps all my life I'm 17 years old now and I started recording at the age 16 growing up in Philly I've been listening to different types of music and lots of underground music from Philly but in Philly most underground artists rap about drugs, killing, and guns but I've managed to stand out with my own unique style and flow and my career is just moving to the top im on many blogs,mixtapes,songs,and radio stations and I grind my music every second of my life and I going to blow before I turn 21.
My Song links Frat Party = http://twiturm.com/45rsb Shuttin Down THe Mall =http://twiturm.com/2qvfm
