General Heat

In a time when the lyrical MC isn't as important as it use to be General Heat stands up for all true MC's. His distinct style, double entendre word play, witty punchlines, and ability to adapt to any musical environment show why his presence is significant. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Oct. 24, 1986, General Heat became a force in Hip-Hop by combining his love for Rock and Roll and poetry. It wasn't until he was 14, when he moved to Atlanta, Georgia, that the puzzle pieces began to come together. Already lyrically aware, General Heat would now include the feel of Crunk music into his arsenal. Molding himself and perfecting his craft, General Heat was training himself to be the best. His inspiration comes from MC's such as Jay-Z, Tupac, Kanye West, Biggie, Bone Thugs, Eminem, Outkast and many more. He never recorded anything until he was 17 years old and this is where years of training would pay off. After recording many different songs and conquering many different styles of rapping, he felt it was time to show everyone else the gift he possessed. Ever since then, General Heat A.K.A. Prince of the Flow has not stopped in his quest to make it to the top. He's done various open mic showcases such as “Atl’s Most Wanted” held at the world famous “Royal Peacock”, “Hustle and Flow Mondays” held at Club Crucial and many more local talent shows to get his name known. He’s also performed on televised showcases such as, “Platinum Planet Showcase” and “Urban Idol”. He's even taken initiative to learn the music business for himself. Every A&R is looking for someone or something different, original, Hot, yet marketable. General Heat is remarkable and his music is timeless.