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Innovative, true and independent. Those are the three words that come to mind when you think of up and coming artist Superb. For him, music is a form of therapy."My music is a visual experience just as much as it is a listening one. I paint pictures and I try my best to describe things as though you were standing right next to me. And at the end of the day I'm not trying to be like anyone else, just sharing my perspective." 

Superb noticed that he had a knack for music purely by accident.During his second year of college his roommate ended up moving back home, because of family issues. So freestyling became his hobby to past the time; while home alone. Freestyling  intrigued him and he decided to take his new found  talent a step further by creating something tangible to show friends and close friends. "I realized freestyling was fun but when I was done I had nothing to show for it. So, that naturally progressed into me wanting to make songs. I wanted other people to hear my story."
His music encompasses the hard hitting bass that you look forward to in the club, and it has a melodic feel that  takes listeners down memory lane and on a journey of self-discovery.

Using his life as motivation, this Jamaican native, with roots in Brooklyn and Philadelphia is sure to make an impact on listeners everywhere with his uplifting yet transparent and candid lyrics. This is only the beginning for Superb and his rise within the music industry.

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"And there's that mesmerizing flow, smooth and confident, rolling over the beat with Southern twang and West Coast chill. That's the flow that gained a following when he opened for J. Cole in April. The flow that turned heads at S.L.U.M. Fest in June. The flow that made listeners start wondering whether this skinny kid with the prom-king charisma and grade-school grin could become a new face of St. Louis hip-hop." 
- Albert Samaha , RIVERFRONT TIMES (Aug 18, 2011) 

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