About Me
The Emcee:Three60 (a.k.a. The Universal Ruler, a.k.a. Antarah) is the man supplying the vocals for Vital Organz. Three60 delivers a raw combination of sharp lyricism, wittiness, intelligence, a wicked flow, and the trademark brash New York swagger onto the microphone. Originally a native of the birthplace of Hip Hop, (The Bronx, NY) Three60 was immediately exposed to the many elements of the music and the Culture at a young age. Most of his formative years however were spent upstate in Newburgh (NBNY), a city which also heavily inspired him. In the 9th grade, he began writing rhymes during an incredibly boring junior high school English class, and has since taken his craft to the next level seemingly with each successive verse that he pens.
True to his name, Three60 gives you a little bit of everything in the booth. Whether its just straight up raw, hardcore spit for the streets, sociopolitical revolutionary concept, a laid back jazzy type of routine, or an ill descriptive storyline -- Three 60 paints razor sharp images with his words and allows the listener to see how versatile and well rounded he is as an artist.
When asked if he had anything extra he'd want to say to his ever growing fan base, "Everyone's due to make a couple of mistakes in his or her own lifetime, but the key to progression and refinement within one's Self is to not continuously make the same mistakes over and over again. With that bein' said from this point forward to avoid any misunderstandings, can ya'll please make sure u spell my mutha fuckin name right!! It's Three60 (not 360)!! Peace to the Earth!! "The Producer:The Maharajah (a.k.a. Build Knowledge a.k.a. Iron Fingaz), is Brooklyn-born, V.I raised and will flip a Grace Jones track so sick its ridiculous. Involved in a true love affair with Hip Hop, The Maharajahs roots come from a father who was a serious Jazz lover and record collector and a mother who loved to groove to Soul. The producer draws on his extensive knowledge of all music genres when seeking inspiration for a new track. You can find him amongst the dust -- diggin his way from New York to Miami in search of the perfect sample.The Maharajah has formulated a sound thats like being caught in a dirty, dark, NYC alley with a group of Brooklyn cats after you, because you bought the last "Synthetic Substitution" break record. Its only fitting a beatmaker of his caliber produce the tracks for such a gritty and talented emcee. Removing one side of his headphones, still noddin to the beat, he asks, Damn, is there no escape from this madness?
