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The combined elements of the Bizzy Life, ambition, and outlandish festivities of a 20-year-old create the iconic high-energy package that is New Jersey’s Dj Get Bizzy. This producer and artist’s music focuses on his philosophy of the “Bizzy Life”. Topics for his music can range from girls to pop culture to overcome the obstacles of being an independent artist.

Kanye West and Wiz Khalifa heavily influenced Bizzy’s music. Listening to classic Kanye West albums like “College Dropout”, “Late Registration” and “Graduation” inspired Dj Get Bizzy to strive to be one of the best artist/producer in Hip-Hop. Bizzy’s excellent stage presence and spirited vibe were both inspired by Wiz Khalifa. Listening to Khalifa’s music and watching him perform motivated Bizzy to create music that not only gave out good vibes, but could also be performed on stage and transformed into a visual representation through stage presence and personal energy.

On March 31st, 2014 Dj Get Bizzy released his single “Cano”. Cano surprising isn’t about Robinson Cano as the title suggests, but rather represents the feeling of achieving a major career goal. Throughout the song, Bizzy explains how he feels like the rap version of one of the most sought-after players in baseball and how he feels his accomplishments in his career mimic the impressiveness of Cano’s. But even so, he still aspires for more: as he says in the song, “Bring a Grammy home so I can make my momma proud.” Shortly after Cano, he released “Crazy,” which is the first single from the “Ragerz” EP. “Crazy” is essentially a 3-minute party in song form. Dj Get Bizzy captures the feeling of being young, wild, and free in this EDM trap song. He also proclaims the values of his “Bizzy Life” philosophy in the song by telling the audience to never let the opinions of others negatively affect one’s self-confidence. “They callin’ me an underdog but it don’t phase me,” – Dj Get Bizzy.

High energies and great vibes remain the molten core of Bizzy’s work. These themes will be consistent throughout his next project “Ragerz,” and will continue to paint a vivid picture of his crazy antics throughout his productions. As he says in a snippet from a song in the newest EP, “Don’t ask for her [your girl] back, I don’t do any favors. She at my concert like Babe I’m gonna text you later.”

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