I'm into all genres and cover R&B and Hip Hop specifically :) I even like some country music (I know, I'm weird)

	I have a very strong concept as to why I do music.  My concept is that music isn't just audio wave forms and catchy phrases.  But that music is an endless life force of different avenues and angles.  Music is so influential and powerful, I believe it will never die. It's a means to provide for your family, and it also serves as a positive outlet for many of our youth. 	As I look around I notice that all of my family members are content with their situations.  They are completely comfortable with the way they live their lives.  But at the same time, they all have dreams of being much more.  Is it the fact that some of them dream to big?  Or is it that they are not realistically seeing what it takes to accomplish that goal in their life? Is it dependent upon the hand they were dealt?  Could it be that they never had a fair chance at being more than just successful?  In my eyes no one in my family has done it big enough, or even came close to being remembered by more than close relatives and friends.  These facts within themselves fill me with anger. This motivates me to do more than my best, but to be the best at what I do.  I refuse to just live the average life.  I see the potential within myself, and that to me is all it takes to take that first step towards greatness. 	The influence and power of music fascinates me.  The way one song can bring individuals together to form a crowd, and have them as a whole chanting and displaying the emotions of that one artist or group, is art at its finest.  Music is a tool that can be used to reach millions of people and deliver a single message.  Be it a message that is up lifting in nature, or a message that helps you vent, and realize that you're not alone in whatever it is that you're going through. 	One thing that I don't like about the current state of hip hop is how the quality and standard of this genre is deteriorating.  It seems that now of days the concept of a song doesn't matter.  It is as if deep and cleaver lyrics are optional now.  I think listeners as a whole have become complacent.  They except whatever is played by the radio as the next hot thing.  I understand that as a fan you have the right to like any artist that you please.  But don't just accept okay material; instead push your favorite artist to be better.  Push that label to put more into the work that they release. 	Music has opened my eyes to things I have never paid attention to, and I am grateful for that.  So now I am here to set the bar, and to turn my concept in to a dream come true. I am Brent Bellamy aka Bellz ,Be- Double- L- Z . I feel the fact that I was born in Columbia, South Carolina places a great amount of pressure on my shoulders. I believe that it is up to me and only me to place my city on the map musically. I plan to drop hit singles before I release my official album. So keep your ears to the streets and your radio tuned in for BDOUBLE.LZ




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