Few artists have enough energy to create a powerhouse at any venue they take on nor have enough fuel to burn at full throttle.  Recording artists Twang and Round prove to all who encounter them that they have what it takes to achieve all this and more, connecting the musical roads that lead from drawling small towns to the grit of big cities.
The musical career of Kuntry Twang and ‘Lil Round began in their early teens with a mutual love of music, recording, producing and engineering.  Discovering the ways that they complement each other they embarked on a recording career that has spanned a decade, covered many miles and has an enormously versatile following.  The style of music they create commands one to listen closely:  From their first collaboration of Blueprint for the Comeup to the recent compilation Work Release Program, all signs point to success.
Kuntry Twang b. Vernon Roach was born and raised in Kentucky where a large genre of music inspired him at an early age.  He started singing in the church choir and as he grew so did the influences surrounding him.  With a rough upbringing right in the heart of Delafield, music was often a savior of a sense; an emotional outlet.  And through poetry as well, when Kuntry Twang’s pen touched pad, magic ensued creating verse and prose that was true to life.  He would go on to put these emotions into lyrics thus creating the songs that strike a chord with many.  Being such a versatile artist, Kuntry Twang also heads up the southern rock band, Minimum Wage, as lead singer and songwriter.
‘Lil Round b. Brad Davis was also born and raised in the Kentucky heartland where family played an inspirational role in his career choice.  Growing up listening to old time country and bluegrass on the radio,  it seems ‘Lil Round has always had an ear for music.  Feeling the beat and rhythm of each and every musical bar he encountered fed his desire to make his own way in the world of music.  Starting with recording his own beats on his MTV Music Generator, ‘Lil Round’s talents progressed far beyond what other artists around him were accomplishing.  In time, he would become the producer/engineer that up and coming artists grappled to work with, guaranteeing pristine sound quality and fire beats to be compared to even the most professional of studios.
‘Lil Round’s journey led him to meet up with Kuntry Twang where together, they founded their own record label and recording studio, Bluegrass Cheddar.  There, with state of the art equipment, they write, record, engineer and produce hit after banging hit for themselves and for others, as a business endeavor.  Although well versed in all ranges of music, Kuntry Twang and ‘Lil Round’s passion lie in southern rap and rock, which is evident in their previous six albums.  The two have collaborated with numerous artists including Grammy winners Nappy Roots, Haystak, Big Smo and the underground rap champ, Brabo Gator. They are currently hard at work, grinding out hit after hit on their new album, Still At Large, a follow up to 2011’s Work Release Program which has seen tremendous success and support from all across the demographic s.
While the road to success thus far has been long, with many a mile spent pounding pavement,  it is a dream that continues still.  Through hard work and determination, Twang & Round are sure to see their sought after dreams realized and continue to connect those long, winding roads from state to state…with music.


Steven "Knuckles" Nuckolls, born June 9th 1981 at Reynolds army hospital in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma. He grew up in Lawton spending time between his parents' home in the trailer park and his grandma's house on the south side. He grabbed onto the street mentality and rap music at an early age. As a teen he became involved with drugs and drug dealing. At the age of 21 he was arrested and served 5 years in prison on 2 seperate cases. since being released in 2008 he has turned his life from guns and drugs to seriously making rap music, taking his street name Knuckles to be his stage name. He writes and freestyles and enjoys all aspects of the genre. Some of his songs are written from life experiences and are from the heart, some are built off of wordplay and metaphors, while others are simply for the love of rap. He has been rapping since his early teens and has started taking steps into the industry through the persuasive talk of some of his family members who convinced him to take his music seriously.

What’s up world? It’s ya boy Knuckles. I love to rap. I write different music at different times. Some rhymes I write with feelings because what is behind the song is important to my life. Sometimes I write music because the rhymes are hot. Sometimes when I freestyle I use excessive cursing and I may talk about crazy stuff. To me this is all rap. All aspects of rap are important to me. Some things I say in my songs are true to life and some are just rap. Yes, I have felonies. Yes, I did time. I was raised in L-town. I am a man who can stand on his own two feet. I am a lot of things and I write from the heart. You don’t like my music? Fine, keep moving. You’re a fan? Let me know about it. I said it once I will say it again. I love to rap. Committed some crimes, did some time, spit some rhymes. Follow me on twitter @knucklesrap 


I just love to rap. period.

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