Born in the "murder cap" Washington d.c sosa saw a life that most kids in the ghetto see violence,sex, and poverty. Wanting to escape his surroundings he took an interest in music and would always put on his favorite 2pac tape when times got tough. Trouble in the D.C area led sosa's mother to move out of D.C and send sosa up north. It is in N.Y where Sosa got nicknamed sosa for his rhyming and hustling skills. Soon problems with family left sosa to take care of himself at 15 by 16 he had his own apartment. No job and a high school drop-out left sosa to hustle anything that was in demand. Soon cops and informants led to the raid of sosas apt and the arrest of him and roommates. While shackled together with a close friend edro sosa realized that the life wasn't for him and upon his release he would take rap more serious. but it wasn't that easy sosa had 2 felonies and had to sit down for a minute. while incarcerated sosa wrote the album "now or never" with reviews from all the inmates that could hear him rapping late nights. Upon his release sosa recorded the album mainly at J-beats studio located in the Lambert Housing Project in the south Bronx located of E180th n Boston rd. the word was out Sosa was the hottest thing the Bronx had heard since Big Pun + the fulla-clips crew. Soon contacts with many artist came up and the life was seeming to get better, but when visiting Denver, co sosa recently caught another case. while there he focused on rap more and networked with other artist. Sosa now is fighting that case and has recently linked up with King kan + Doc Rok of the A-Squad. He credits his street knowledge to b.g+bells. but rapping seriously to himself. Look out for King Kan "Automatic Piff" coming soon!!! "now or never" the street classic still available in bootleggers and hoods near you. and the hoodfella clicc album is coming soon check mile high dee on my top friends for more info on that for collaboration and other info on Sosa Staccs you can contact him here or on the business phone of 1-917-345-2517
