1898 getting ready fo da get a redda

I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO MENTION

07 TRANSFORMERS

It's Over(bongo)by - Nutty ft.JWHITE

Understandiz - by Carolina Torch

EASTSIDE Chopped & Screwed

09 NEWS TRAVELS FAST-ft. LIL DIAMOND , LIL FEVE

01 GENERAL PURPOSE Intro

Come On -CAROLINA TORCH

07 SEVEN - MOST HIGH

No Justice No Peace (PuhMix)-CAROLINA TORCH ft. J-BLACK

06 WHEN LOOK IN MY EYES

05 SHINE

10 BY YOUR SIDE - ("radio mix") ft. SIX

14 HOW WE ROLL- CAROLINA TORCH ft MONSTA,NUTTY

04 DATS THAT BULLSH T-CAROLINA TORCH ft. DEEZIL BOMB,LIL ONE

STAY IN UR LANE MUSIC/STREET MUSIC (produced by DYNAMIC BEATZ)

SPAZZ OUT

GOOD MUSIC /HOOD MUSIC/BLOODSHED produced by (TOKNEE MASTAHZ)

12 ALL WE WANT NOW-(BLOODSHED throw back)

03 YALL NIGGAZ AINT THUGS

12 CAN'T BLAME IT ON DA RAIN

07 CREEKWOOD (remix)

GOOD MUSIC ,written and produced by TOKNEE MASTAH 

13 HOLD ON

05 WHY CAN'T YOU UNDERSTAND

New Gunn (Me vs Me) - by Toknee Mastahz

02 CRACK IN DA WALL

03 JUNGLE LIFESTYLE

03 SPEC MINE - R. Kane ft. Nutty, Carolina Torch

CAROLINA TORCH (produced by Track Surgeon)

08 EAST SIDE

07 EASTOUT NIGGAS

10 THINGS DONE CHANGED-by Nutty

01 beefin wit weekend (dirty)by-NUTTY

Campaign

Same Thang-by Nutty

420 by Nutty

The man you all know as Carolina Torch was born “Sherman Carlton Darkoh” to Ruby and Joseph Darkoh in Wilmington North Carolina.  The youngest of five siblings, one brother and three sisters,  At the age of 12, what started as a hobby while joking on family and friends, was what sparked the flame for Torch as an emcee.  While everyone mentions the obvious for their influences, Torch includes some of them, but also adds a few that many tend to leave out of their bios such as; ” Rakim,“ “Scarface,” ” Outcast,”  and “ Heavy D.”   Unfortunately, I couldn’t dance so I had to wait until  “Reality Rap” came back to the forefront.  The era of “Biggie and Pac” was the movement that really got Torch into the art of emceeing very heavy. 

With those two talents putting the steam into the hip hop game, this was the driving force that pushed the art of being an emcee from a hobby to a career for Torch.  As he began to realize the power he possessed in his lyrics, he began participating in local radio contest & performed in numerous shows and night clubs throughout Wilmington and surrounding areas.  The artists known as Torch emerged as a variety of crowds began to follow this artist.  To his credit, Torch opened up for Rocafellas “Young Gunz,” he’s been featured in numerous local dvds and magazine newsletters such as the “Encore Pub” and “The Block News Letter“. 

With the buzz building in the streets of Wilmington about an “East Side” rapper, he got acquainted with another artist who shared the same passion for music as he did, Roncin Sanders.  In a joint effort Roncin and Torch put their minds and talents together to launch the movement that started out as the “Port City’s” heavy hitters and is now known as “Most High Productions.”  Tragically Roncin Sanders was murdered in December of 2002 and Torch vowed to continue the movement they both started. 

As a testament to keeping the movement alive, Torch released his first solo project, “General Purpose” under the Most High Productions name in May of 2004.  The album flooded the streets of Wilmington and the surrounding areas within months.  Torch is currently working on several projects and looking forward to completing his second solo album, as well as bringing the world numerous other projects out of Wilmington 



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