Born Connis Paul Landry, Boxx-A-Million, is an emcee New Orleans (9th ward & Westbank) native that currently resides in Charlotte, North Carolina. Although a ¼ owner for Indie label Viet 9 Entertainment, LLC and member of super group, New Orleans Bomb Squad (founded by DJ Ice Mike 1200). He is also a self-contained, managed, and distributed solo artist. Boxx-A-Million brings his 23-year experience as a seasoned artist, producer, and performer to the forefront of the independent music scene. He is mostly known for his lyricism, intricate rhyming patterns, and ability to adapt to various sub-genres within Hip-Hop. He is also a skilled vocalist in Reggae (Roots & Dancehall) & Rock and Roll (Mostly Alternative & Contemporary). Under a different pseudonym (Mighty Lion EyE) he has co-produced and produced for himself and various indie artists in different regions and countries. He’s highly noted as a top feature when concerning collaborations with other artist, and has been featured on numerous songs for mixtapes and official albums dating from the 1990s until present day. He has performed from the smallest night clubs to being an opening act and/or hype man to independent and nationally syndicated artist either through association or placement. From his hands on experience, music industry studiousness, and formal education dealing with the workings of business, marketing, and innovation has allowed him to reinvent his brand and also expand his target markets and mediums. In addition to his accomplishments he currently has nine projects released (solo & group) over a two-decade span. Noticing the different changes within the music business he has learned, adapted, and implemented the new and old practices which involves business and culture while striving for his dreams, goals, and aspirations of making this art form a career; he remains humble and a student of the game. He was first influenced by music as a young toddler in the early 80s; Michael Jacksons Thriller album. Afterwards he was introduced to Hip-Hop by his older brothers and cousins through breakdancing, and fell in love with the art of rap after hearing Biz Markies’ picking boogers which actually helped him through that process as a child. A decade later (1993) he would then write his 1st song as moniker C Money modeling himself after...........

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