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Mahtie Bush is a hip hop artist from Sacramento. He is both a emcee and bboy (breakdancer) who finds himself performing and competing frequently throughout the year. His music content tends to reflect his childhood memories of being in Foster Care, witnessing drug abuse and struggling to “make it”, subjects which he feels many people can relate to but very few people talk about. Not all his music is as heavy though, as he also makes sure that his break dancing roots are strongly represented in his content and beat selection.  

Bush has released several Mixtapes during his career; most notably a highly controversial project entitled “Sac Hates Hip Hop” which made him a permanent fixture in the Sacramento hip hop scene. His debut solo album “Backpackramento” was briefly featured in local publications as well as the legendary “The Source” magazine. The music video for the title track “Backpackramento” was submitted and received an honorable mention at the Sonora ITSA Film Festival. As a solo artist, he is one of the few Sacramento rappers with his music available to listen to on Pandora Internet Radio, as well as has been played and featured on local radio stations KBMB 103.5, KSFM 102.5 and many California College and internet radio shows and podcasts. He enjoys performing and has been given the opportunity to travel in order to perform, hitting stages in New York City, Boise, Salt Lake City, Portland, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Victoria B.C., Kelowna B.C., Melbourne Australia and Tahiti. 

He has been able to open up for legendary hip hop artists such as Nas and Dead Prez, and even had appearances on stage with Chino XL during his performances at Paid Dues and the legendary Fillmore stage in San Francisco as well as other shows during Immortal Technique’s “The Martyr Tour”. Currently, he has a Mixtape that will be released in the Spring of 2013 entitled “Hate  is Love , Part II” it is the second part of the Mixtape entitled Hate is Love, which was released prior to Backpackramento and featured DJ GI Joe  and Chino XL.

Baby Bash cooks up feel-good hip hop peppered with classy R&B bravado, soaring pop melodies and saucy grooves. His alchemy of rap, reggae and Latin styles has made Bash one of the most sought-out producers and writers in the game

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