I'm Not Just A Local Baltimore Artist , I'm Different And Its Reasonz Why.

DMV recording artist Neeko Bond is a talented rapper by way of Baltimore, Maryland. Born in 1993 he drew inspiration from old school hip-hop played around his home growing up. His father is a rap artist as well who goes by ‘Nivek B”. Born of Black,Puerto Rican and Native American descent, Neeko's rap name is a mash up of his birth name and Bond Street the block he grew up on. Neeko raps with a distinctive voice that sounds more like he was birthed from the backwoods of Mississippi than the East coast. In 2013 Neeko founded his movement “Sow Dedicated”. He chose the name to reflect his ambition in regard to building a solid foundation for his future. Neeko has experienced his share of tragedy. His twin sister passed away when they were six months old due to SIDS, and he has lost several family members and friends to the street life. Neeko says his biggest inspiration is his two-year old daughter Lyric. He says fatherhood changed him from a boy into a man overnight, and being there for his child is his number one priority. He formed a rap group with is older brother named ‘Jay & Neek’ and the two released several singles one titled ‘Sow Dedicated’. In 2014 Neeko chose to go solo as an artist but still remains very close with his brother. Neeko’s first official project ‘Sow Dedicated’ will be released in the third quarter of 2015. The first official single is “Don’t Ask Me” a track where Neeko makes it clear that those who weren't down with him during his struggle have nothing coming when he makes it. He has made several acting appearances in straight to DVD movies and currently hosts his own radio show Road 2 Success. Neeko not only wants to be remembered as a great artist but a skilled businessman. He was nominated for a "Hustler of The Year" award for the first ever  "Rep Yo Grind" awards show held in April in Baltimore. He was recently nominated for "Artist of The Year"  by "The Crown Awards"  and "The Vision Awards" in June both hosted annually in Baltimore.With his hustle in tact, it is only a matter of time before his music hits mainstream America.
 

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