Game Beatz has already made history for being one of the most successful and prolific producers to emerge under the idie producers.While producers are typically faceless, behind-the-scenes types,Game Beatz has managed to become a star in his own right. It is usually his voice behind the infectious choruses for his hits, and his handsome face has been known to steal scenes in the accompanying music videos. He is a member of the of the Get Money Boyz., a teaming with B.Bondz,Pacino Cross,Nickz And Scrillz, Neako,Ave, which has released Many critically acclaimed, platinum albums. Plus, he has already had his own hit. His song "And I'.The timing could not be better for Game Beatz to make his long-anticipated FameInteraction with supportive fans encouraged the Newark native to record an entire album. "The fans, when they come up to me, they just treat me like I've had an album," Game Beatz says. "So I started thinking, 'What am I doing?' Maybe I should do an album."It is Games, beats of encouragement that further separate In My Mind for other hip-hop records. The biographical "Best Friend" shares touching memories about his youth and late grandmother. The jazz infused "You Can Do It Too" tells listeners not to be afraid to pursue their dreams. And, the uplifting prayer "Our Father" conveys gratitude for his success and asks for forgiveness for his shortcomings.There has always been a passionate connection between Game Beatz and his music. When he was seven years old his family left the inner city for the suburban side of Newark, peaking his music tastes. "We lived across the street from a biker group called The Renegades, which were like Hell's Angels," Game Beatz recalls. "They played a lot of rock 'n' roll, so they'd be playing 'Born To Be Wild' across the street. Meanwhile in my house, my mom and dad are playing Earth, Wind & Fire, but on the radio they playing Rick James and Queen. I never really lost that."It was in junior high school band camp that Game Beatz linked with cuzin B.Bondz and got serius to later form a group.Since then Game Beatz is humbled by his accomplishments, and hopes that through his music, listeners will see his vision."I'm just trying to bring the ammonia back to radio and to television," Game Beatz says. "When I was a kid, you'd run to the screen to see that rapper and the beat was, 'Oh my God.' You'd lose it. I miss that. I appreciate what's going on right now. I appreciate my opportunity. So with my opportunity I'm going to get in, I'm baseball batting. I want to break the color lines, and that's the way I grew up."
