Where Da Weed At

05 - - Windows Up Feat Blury Fraze

04 - - Blow A Nigga High Feat. Cuttless  Dozer The Don

03 - - Never Fall

02 - - Sovereignty

01 - - RNR Intro

I Don't Dance

You Be Killin Em - Feat. Blury Fraze

Blury Fraze - My Life feat. C-Dub & News

Numbers

Gold & Designer feat. Smook Da Mad Man

C-DUB : The Hip-Hop Pugilist 
By: Keith Kennedy - @KeithK926

Mahatma Gandhi once said, “First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, and then you win.” This is a sentiment familiar to the Ft. Lauderdale artist, C-DUB as he has been fighting his whole life to survive and be heard. Now armed with hip-hop as his weapon of choice, he may just conquer all. 
C-DUB’s burn to be successful began at 6 months old when he was given away by his birth mother “out of love.” Subsequently, he was taken in by a new set of adoptive parents that instilled upon him a sense of humbleness and business. C-DUB explains, “My mother taught me that if you are kind to people and have manners, then they will be kind to you.” Meanwhile, “my father taught me through his trucking operation how to handle a business.” This powerful combination of skills has proven to be helpful in C-DUB’s early success. Nevertheless, the hardest lesson learned was that, “to earn my respect, I had to fight for it.”

Unfortunately, growing up in the hood with manners, parents, and an eagerness to do better in life are often greeted with hostility by its inhabitants. So, in order to keep the bullies and the temptations to lead a negative life at bay, C-DUB fought. “I had to fight just to be able to show my face outside.” 
Inspired by hip-hop music, C-DUB found the strength to combat all obstacles because “you can make a change in this world with what comes out your mouth and I wanted it to be positive.” He especially drew upon this power after the passing of his father making him the man of the house. “That’s when I took hip-hop more seriously and decided to make it my career.”

Subsequently, C-DUB went to school and took classes in the music business, read every book he could get his hands on, created a studio in his house and went to work. He created Capital Clique Records & Publishing as his avenue for releases. And, he learned from mentors such as Wendy Day @RapCoalition (dealmaker for Cash Money, Eminem, David Banner & founder, The Rap Coalition), Bigga Rankin @BiggaRankin00 (founder, Cool Runnings DJs, record breaker of T.I, Young Jeezy & A&R, CTE Records) and TJ Chapman @TJsDJs (CEO, TJs DJs & co-manager, B.o.B).

Next, C-DUB @CdubCCR plans to break through with his upcoming mixtape, followed by an album and then opening the doors for other aspiring artists to have their voices heard. With C-DUB, “more inspired than ever to make music because it’s what I love to do,” soon people will be fighting to hear what C-DUB has to say. Victory!

CDubCCR

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