Creeper Loco

Creepz (the phoenician emcee) The energy from this lyrical poets rhyme schemes comes from deep thoughts and hard times. His down to earth point of view offers vivid descriptions of street life and hustling; and a true love for hip-hop music. On each and every track Creepz executes; with a heart felt; strong and committed performance. It's hard to explain why artists as talented as Creepz remain independent. His albums possess a very solid expression (creativity and quality music). This MC is the raw deal. He's one of those all around good artists that anyone can relate to. Creepz is the unsigned voice of the desert (South West). His sick lyrics and tight beats speak for a nation of lost souls. This unsigned lyricist is ready to rise to the surface to let his message be heard; and the message isnt to be taken lightly; Dont sleep! His talent represents an understanding of the game and a love for making music; along with an appreciation for all that he has been through; both good and bad.For over a decade, Creepz (Creeper Loco) has played in active role in the Arizona Hip-Hop scene. In 1995; Creepz (label manager) along with his affiliates; established Devious Music Records. His (in house label) production team Evil Minded Creationz; has now reformed into the SIQ Symphony of his newly founded label, SIQ TRAX Records. Creepz has also taken on the task of running the Promotional Department of Lost Soul Entertainment & Promotions (based out of Phoenix). Its a busy life for a business man/ entrepreneur- whos anything but average. Creepz represents AZ Hip-Hop at its finest- live in the flesh!!! The showtime has arrived!!!!SIQTRAX Records Don't sleep; on the last Devious Music release; Creepz (the phoenician emcee) "the Lost Soul Project". This album shows and proves that Creepz music speaks; on behalf of a lost generation; with a wide variety of topics and styles. Keep an ear to the street for the upcoming release Creepz (the phoenician emcee) "the Mirror Image Of WAR"; in addition to "The Poets' Journal"; which Creepz is currently in the lab working on. These albums are still in production but will definitely put Creepz back in the spotlight. These albums are a combination of lyricism/poetry and street game. It's a breath of hope for a world in it's last days on earth; and a fading love for good hip-hop. THe albums will include tracks by Creepz musical production team (the SIQ Symphony); along with several other well known producers. Also look for his newest tracks and features on the upcoming compilation album- SIQ TRAX Records presents "SIQ Phux". This album is also still in production, but features the hottest talent from the South West. Underground Mc'z with platinum material? Trust us- the album will speak for itself! Creepz is also currently working hand in hand with Dem Rascals (Tugee & Mista Deville) on promoting their upcoming project "Hood Quake" and release on HardHead Records; as well as several other releases. There is also a new Devious album in the works- "A Soldiers Journal". Creepz is also collaborating with several artists on albums and will be featuring on various projects. Stay tuned for more information.Devious CrewAfter the tragic loss of close friend Dorian (Master D) Dillard; in 1995; also a member of the Hip-Hop collective Devious; a silhouette of Dorians face became the logo for Devious Music Records; established in 1996.Creepz (label manager) became well known to the local scene (Phoenix, Arizona); in 1996; with his group and their compilation album Devious Crew "Devious Ability". The song "Down By Nature" from the album was a huge hit at shows and venues through out Arizona. The album Creeper Loco "Point Of No Return" was the real starting point for this group of talented musicians. Production for this album began in early 1997. After being released; late-1998 ; the album caught the attention of several national recording labels and distributors. This was Creepz' first real introduction to the music world; as well as the talent that he featured; but that was only the beginning for this Maryvale cat.The original Devious Music artist roster; include artists from all over Arizona; and from many different walks of life. Devious introduced and exposed artists like D Boy, Killa Nine, Littleman, DJ SugaBear, Nutcase, Mista Deville, Tugee, Young Hostyle, Big Fudge c.n.a. Dirty Harry, D.I.B., and Fily One. Most of these Mcs had met through the politics of being struggling local artists and just came together as a collective (forming Devious); along with several other members. Creepz has continued to network with other AZ artists through out the years; and is ready to launch the all new SIQ TRAX Records- 2005 roster.Devious has been one of the largest and most well known hip-hop collectives in the South West; Since 1995 when they hit the Arizona scene doing event & artist promotions. In 1996 they dropped the local hit single/album "Devious Ability". Devious played an active roll in the local party scene by networking with party crews and promoters; and by sponsoring and hosting; several events and house parties. Their stage performances took them all over Arizona; and created an enormous buzz on the streets; that put their name in local hip-hop history. Each individual member played a part in the collective at different points in time; as well as Devious affiliates; including extended group members (who wern't always MC's). Devious has had a part in all aspects of the local hip-hop community since 1995.Members of the Devious Crew played the back bone of all the business aspects; involved with the success that followed. In 1995/1996 the group recorded and released their first professionally recorded album. The group did hundreds of shows through out the South West and all over Arizona. They rocked crowds at shows like the Apollo style battle; at the sold out event; located at Celebrity Theater. Creepz (Creeper Loco) took first place in the hip-hop category. Mista Deville and Young Hostyle (Unknown Gangsta) took second place in the same category.Both acts were members of Devious. The crew has also blessed the stages of car shows, Mesa Amphitheater, Electric Ballroom, Mason Jar, Corona Ranch, Club 602, Willy J's Nightclub, and hundreds of other local parties and events. In 1998 the group received national recognition for their work on Creeper Loco's album "Point Of No Return". They have also releases handfuls of underground releases and have continued to have active roles in Arizona hip-hop. Members of Devious have returned with a new agenda for 2004/2005; and beyond; including a renewed artist roster and new album line up; that will remind Arizona why Devious has stood strong and remained a successful independent for so long