I am a revolutionary. My music career started at an early age. As a child I played on my uncle’s organ making simple melodies. My mother was a huge music fan so I grew up listening to the greats from the soul, funk and disco eras. There has always been something about hip hop music though. The first time I saw L.L. Cool J’s video for “I’m bad”, I fell in love with rap music. I was only a young kid but I knew every lyric he spit. Kool Moe Dee, Rakim and Big Daddy Kane were my idols. In my opinion they were ahead of there time. In those days I like to “freestyle”. That meant you would rap off the top of your head. By today’s definition freestyle is any rhyme without a topic. I still go with yesterday’s standards. During my school days I enjoyed “battling” other rappers. I saw it as a challenge and a way to evolve. Talent shows and street corners were my stage back then.In 1997 I met James “Mo” Mosley. He was the first to introduce me to the business aspect of the game. He taught me allot about the administrative side of the industry. I signed a contract to be on his record company Darkside Records. Soon after, I recorded my first album “The Embryo”. I called it the Embryo because I knew it was the beginning of my career. All of it was produced and written by myself. Years later, Darkside records signed more artists. As a result, the Presidential Playaz came into creation. The base of our operations was Clarksville TN. With the release of our first album “They Don’t Know” I learned and gained more valuable industry experience. Our second album “The Anthem 2001” was our best and most recognized work. We got air play and major club push on that record. Shortly after the group disbanded I began focusing more on the “ArkLaTex” scene. I also realized the power of independence. I feverishly was starting to study the industry. The most important book I have read concerning the industry is “Everything you need to know about the music industry” by Donald S. Passman. He is an industry attorney and his book covers every industry rule, law and language. It is required reading for any independent musician/businessman. I started Black Capital Entertainment in 2006 and dropped my second solo project “Seize Tha Time”. Like the first album I produced and recorded this one as well.I have completed the my new mixtape called "The Street Professor Vol.I"! It is available for download right here. Go down below to my SNOCAP store and take a listen. Also my album "Tragedy and Hope" is available for download as well. If you like my music and want to support me, buy my music off this page!

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