Jaizé is a music artist brought up in the small city of Worcester, Massachusetts. At the age of 16, he first started taking music seriously, but it has always been incorporated in his life, from pencil tapping to taking chorus classes, and even rapping with peers for entertainment. He is influenced by Hip-Hop artists such as the likes of Drake and Eminem and many others. To where R&B artists such as August Alsina and Chris Brown also heavily influence his style. He has an adamant passion for his craft and the music he makes. He will one day be a Legend.

With a spoken word type of flow, Gros Dinero doesn’t value one project over another; with all due respect the record at the moment is your greatest hit and with his eyes set on the prize best believe the Most High comes first, family, the studio then the shows.  Brooklyn born, yet bred in Southside Jamaica Queens; from an early age Gros Dinero knew the stage was his rightful place.  Now at the age of 38, defining performing as the only trip he wants to be on, yet he feels there aren’t enough platforms for artists to showcase their talents. “It also depends on the artist’s drive; a car with a full tank of gas will take you as far as you want to go as long as you press the pedal”.  In other words; we live in a cause and effect world, his ambitions are self-motivated yet he has a coloration of heavy hitting collaborations with Hip Hop legends M.O.P., Royal Flush, Tony Sunshine, Nanci Fletcher, Robbie Nova, and House Legend Ira Levi.  Not to mention shows opening up for Mr. Cheeks of the Lost Boyz. He’s done momentous teaming up with some of the most extraordinaire underground artists there is; Freaky Kah son of Lost Boyz very own legendary Freaky Tah, Lyrikal, Budda Early, SirPrize, Bangz Boulevard, CEO Reem, Boe Skaggz, Twan Da Dude, International Nova, Notez, E-Pull, B Morgan, Young Cassius, iFresh & Marvelous, while also featuring on a remix track with Papoose. 

When asked to reflect on music as a universal element, Dinero reverberated that music evolves just like the fans that listen to it, New York and Hip Hop is currently a boiling pot of different flows and energies mixing together; we will see who comes out climaxing because no one will forever remain on top, and back in his Junior High School daze artists he felt formulated the foundation of Hip Hop were Slick Rick, The Notorious B.I.G., Nas, Scarface, and 2Pac to name a few. Gros Dinero; in other words, delegates capital wealth and currency exchange in this here rap game, the goal is to give the people what they want from show to show while accumulating the dough. 

Thus far Dinero’s versatility and diverse background has allowed him to leave his mark on various Hip Hop platforms. In 2017 he was cast in “Thou Shall Not Kill" an on stage dramatization emulated and geared towards the youth; repercussions in the streets, our choices and taken accountability.  Highlighted in R-A-P magazine October 2018 edition, appeared in #BumRush season 2, headlined at Roxanne Shante's Hip Hop Honors, as well as put in work with Ralph McDaniel’s and Video Music Box. Dinero has even chopped it up in countless radio arenas including “Gimmie the Mic”.  As Dinero’s resume` continues to flourish he leaves his signature wherever he goes. His stage presentation has proven to be what quenches his audience. Playing venues such as the now closed BB King Blues Club in New York City, to lower Manhattan’s S.O.B’s where artists can be themselves, and present their music. Living in the moment steady gearing up for what’s next, Gros Dinero is currently working with Queens very own Hip Hop Pioneer DJ Grandmaster Vic on a mixtape due to be released in early 2019. He is due to release an Album or EP in 2019 as well. As he loves to say “stay tuned” !!!!

Listen to 'From Dark To Light':
https://nlechoppa.lnk.to/fromdarktolight

Merch:
https://warnerrecords.lnk.to/choppastore

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