Amin Fleary aka DOX hails from the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. His early years were defined by a stepmother addicted to crack-cocaine, and a father, who spent most of his time working odd jobs to support the family. Amin often acted as the man of the house, which at the time was an abandoned building. It was there that he learned at an early age that nothing would be given to him. His origins were like many urban environments of the era, ripe with the crack infestation and resulting violence found in nearly every major city during the 1980’s.

Fortunately, avoiding the trappings of his less than ideal living conditions and surroundings, Amin gravitated to hip-hop at an early age via the classic album: “Midnight Marauders” by A Tribe Called Quest. The passion and artistry throughout the album and specifically on such songs as “Award Tour” and “Oh My God,” left an everlasting impression on the budding M.C. Amin would go on to be heavily influenced by the likes of Nas, Notorious BIG, Jay-Z and DMX; whose music provided him with a personal connection, which is the same connection he aims to afford his audience.

Ultimately however, it’s the pains, joys, turmoil and triumphs which are often associated with ghetto living that serve as the main source of inspiration in much of Amin’s music. And while the origins of his music surface from a very distinct history, his lyrical and musical versatility have drawn the likes of diverse crowds with one common interest, the love of hip hop!

Amin stated when interviewed by BALLERSTATUS.NET that he wants to change the image of the so called rapper and add a new status or prestige to his image. He calls himself the president of a forgotten area in society, because he wants people to view him as a positive representative of the Hood. Taking what most people look at as bad (the hood) and changing the image of it to positive! And I quote “I want people to use me as an example of what to aspire to be as a hip-hop artist”.

Amin is determined to change the way minorities are being viewed through media. His songs speak of struggle, a realistic hustle, and the hunger that he has experienced. Amin has released 3 mix tapes independently entitled “United Streets Of America Vol 1″ (Ignorance Is Bliss), “United Streets Of America Vol. 2 (Up Ward Spiral), and most recently released “United Streets Of America Vol. 3″ (Live Or Die By It).

You can download them in downloads section!

Amin has performed at some of the hottest spots in the New York including, T-NY, Canal Room, Sob’s, Chocolate bar, and NY Perks to name a few. He has taken first place in most of the competitions he has performed in!

(G.G.S).

Amin says most of the managers he’s dealt with never were able to do as much as he could do for himself, so he took it upon himself to be in charge of his own career.

Amin continues to grind hard and tear down shows making a name for himself in his circle as Young President Of The Hood earning the respect he deserves, paying dues like BILLS. Right now Amin is working on the fourth instillation to his incredible mix tape series entitled “United Streets Of America Vol. 1″ (Ignorance Is bliss) The Street Album.

The next best thing to happen to HIP HOP. Simple and plain, Amin is a diamond in the rough, one in a million, the first to come, and last there will be. There is no other similar, G.G.S ALLDAY, EVERYDAY EARLY!

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Amin Fleary aka DOX hails from the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. His early years were defined by a stepmother addicted to crack-cocaine, and a father, who spent most of his time working odd jobs to support the family. Amin often acted as the man of the house, which at the time was an abandoned building. It was there that he learned at an early age that nothing would be given to him. His origins were like many urban environments of the era, ripe with the crack infestation and resulting violence found in nearly every major city during the 1980’s.

Fortunately, avoiding the trappings of his less than ideal living conditions and surroundings, Amin gravitated to hip-hop at an early age via the classic album: “Midnight Marauders” by A Tribe Called Quest. The passion and artistry throughout the album and specifically on such songs as “Award Tour” and “Oh My God,” left an everlasting impression on the budding M.C. Amin would go on to be heavily influenced by the likes of Nas, Notorious BIG, Jay-Z and DMX; whose music provided him with a personal connection, which is the same connection he aims to afford his audience.

Ultimately however, it’s the pains, joys, turmoil and triumphs which are often associated with ghetto living that serve as the main source of inspiration in much of Amin’s music. And while the origins of his music surface from a very distinct history, his lyrical and musical versatility have drawn the likes of diverse crowds with one common interest, the love of hip hop!

Amin stated when interviewed by BALLERSTATUS.NET that he wants to change the image of the so called rapper and add a new status or prestige to his image. He calls himself the president of a forgotten area in society, because he wants people to view him as a positive representative of the Hood. Taking what most people look at as bad (the hood) and changing the image of it to positive! And I quote “I want people to use me as an example of what to aspire to be as a hip-hop artist”.

Amin is determined to change the way minorities are being viewed through media. His songs speak of struggle, a realistic hustle, and the hunger that he has experienced. Amin has released 3 mix tapes independently entitled “United Streets Of America Vol 1″ (Ignorance Is Bliss), “United Streets Of America Vol. 2 (Up Ward Spiral), and most recently released “United Streets Of America Vol. 3″ (Live Or Die By It).

You can download them in downloads section!

Amin has performed at some of the hottest spots in the New York including, T-NY, Canal Room, Sob’s, Chocolate bar, and NY Perks to name a few. He has taken first place in most of the competitions he has performed in!

(G.G.S).

Amin says most of the managers he’s dealt with never were able to do as much as he could do for himself, so he took it upon himself to be in charge of his own career.

Amin continues to grind hard and tear down shows making a name for himself in his circle as Young President Of The Hood earning the respect he deserves, paying dues like BILLS. Right now Amin is working on the fourth instillation to his incredible mix tape series entitled “United Streets Of America Vol. 1″ (Ignorance Is bliss) The Street Album.

The next best thing to happen to HIP HOP. Simple and plain, Amin is a diamond in the rough, one in a million, the first to come, and last there will be. There is no other similar, G.G.S ALLDAY, EVERYDAY EARLY!

Betta Dayz

The Alliance

. GSFT Amin Ft. Ty - Betta - The Age

Amin Fleary hails from the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. His early years were defined by a stepmother addicted to crack-cocaine, and a father, who spent most of his time working odd jobs to support the family. Amin often acted as the man of the house, which at the time was an abandoned building. It was there that he learned at an early age that nothing would be given to him. His origins were like many urban environments of the era, ripe with the crack infestation and resulting violence found in nearly every major city during the 1980’s.

Fortunately, avoiding the trappings of his less than ideal living conditions and surroundings, Amin gravitated to hip-hop at an early age via the classic album: “Midnight Marauders” by A Tribe Called Quest. The passion and artistry throughout the album and specifically on such songs as “Award Tour” and “Oh My God,” left an everlasting impression on the budding M.C. Amin would go on to be heavily influenced by the likes of Nas, Notorious BIG, Jay-Z and DMX; whose music provided him with a personal connection, which is the same connection he aims to afford his audience.

Ultimately however, it’s the pains, joys, turmoil and triumphs which are often associated with ghetto living that serve as the main source of inspiration in much of Amin’s music. And while the origins of his music surface from a very distinct history, his lyrical and musical versatility have drawn the likes of diverse crowds with one common interest, the love of hip hop!

Amin stated when interviewed by BALLERSTATUS.NET that he wants to change the image of the so called rapper and add a new status or prestige to his image. He calls himself the president of a forgotten area in society, because he wants people to view him as a positive representative of the Hood. Taking what most people look at as bad (the hood) and changing the image of it to positive! And I quote “I want people to use me as an example of what to aspire to be as a hip-hop artist”.

Amin is determined to change the way minorities are being viewed through media. His songs speak of struggle, a realistic hustle, and the hunger that he has experienced. Amin has released 3 mix tapes independently entitled “United Streets Of America Vol 1″ (Ignorance Is Bliss), “United Streets Of America Vol. 2 (Up Ward Spiral), and most recently released “United Streets Of America Vol. 3″ (Live Or Die By It).

You can download them in downloads section!

Amin has performed at some of the hottest spots in the New York including, T-NY, Canal Room, Sob’s, Chocolate bar, and NY Perks to name a few. He has taken first place in most of the competitions he has performed in!

(G.G.S).

Amin says most of the managers he’s dealt with never were able to do as much as he could do for himself, so he took it upon himself to be in charge of his own career.

Amin continues to grind hard and tear down shows making a name for himself in his circle as Young President Of The Hood earning the respect he deserves, paying dues like BILLS. Right now Amin is working on the fourth instillation to his incredible mix tape series entitled “United Streets Of America Vol. 1″ (Ignorance Is bliss) The Street Album.

The next best thing to happen to HIP HOP. Simple and plain, Amin is a diamond in the rough, one in a million, the first to come, and last there will be. There is no other similar, G.G.S ALLDAY, EVERYDAY EARLY!

Amin- Talk Crazy (Kendrick Lamar Diss)

Amin-Empire State  New Project #CondemNation Coming Soon

To celebrate Black History Month Amin Muzik released this track for this annual celebration of achievements by black Americans and for recognizing the central role of African Americans in U.S. history. This song is devoted to African American's in a month to celebrate black history.

Amin- African American

War - TOP NINJA feat. BELLY FONZARELLI

Smokin - Big Goo Ft. Top Ninja & Bueller McFly

Break It Down - Top Ninja Ft. Bueller McFly

MUVE MUSIC MEDIA LLC., Entertainment Promotion Label

Amin Fleary hails from the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. His early years were defined by a stepmother addicted to crack-cocaine, and a father, who spent most of his time working odd jobs to support the family. Amin often acted as the man of the house, which at the time was an abandoned building. It was there that he learned at an early age that nothing would be given to him. His origins were like many urban environments of the era, ripe with the crack infestation and resulting violence found in nearly every major city during the 1980’s.

Fortunately, avoiding the trappings of his less than ideal living conditions and surroundings, Amin gravitated to hip-hop at an early age via the classic album: “Midnight Marauders” by A Tribe Called Quest. The passion and artistry throughout the album and specifically on such songs as “Award Tour” and “Oh My God,” left an everlasting impression on the budding M.C. Amin would go on to be heavily influenced by the likes of Nas, Notorious BIG, Jay-Z and DMX; whose music provided him with a personal connection, which is the same connection he aims to afford his audience.

Ultimately however, it’s the pains, joys, turmoil and triumphs which are often associated with ghetto living that serve as the main source of inspiration in much of Amin’s music. And while the origins of his music surface from a very distinct history, his lyrical and musical versatility have drawn the likes of diverse crowds with one common interest, the love of hip hop!

Amin stated when interviewed by BALLERSTATUS.NET that he wants to change the image of the so called rapper and add a new status or prestige to his image. He calls himself the president of a forgotten area in society, because he wants people to view him as a positive representative of the Hood. Taking what most people look at as bad (the hood) and changing the image of it to positive! And I quote “I want people to use me as an example of what to aspire to be as a hip-hop artist”.

Amin is determined to change the way minorities are being viewed through media. His songs speak of struggle, a realistic hustle, and the hunger that he has experienced. Amin has released 3 mix tapes independently entitled “United Streets Of America Vol 1″ (Ignorance Is Bliss), “United Streets Of America Vol. 2 (Up Ward Spiral), and most recently released “United Streets Of America Vol. 3″ (Live Or Die By It).

You can download them in downloads section!

Amin has performed at some of the hottest spots in the New York including, T-NY, Canal Room, Sob’s, Chocolate bar, and NY Perks to name a few. He has taken first place in most of the competitions he has performed in!

(G.G.S).

Amin says most of the managers he’s dealt with never were able to do as much as he could do for himself, so he took it upon himself to be in charge of his own career.

Amin continues to grind hard and tear down shows making a name for himself in his circle as Young President Of The Hood earning the respect he deserves, paying dues like BILLS. Right now Amin is working on the fourth instillation to his incredible mix tape series entitled “United Streets Of America Vol. 1″ (Ignorance Is bliss) The Street Album.

The next best thing to happen to HIP HOP. Simple and plain, Amin is a diamond in the rough, one in a million, the first to come, and last there will be. There is no other similar, G.G.S ALLDAY, EVERYDAY EARLY!

AMIN MUZIK

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