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Producer Lil C4, born in Elizabeth and raised in Newark, New Jersey, took an interest in music as early as 12 years old during elementary school. Once making music became habitual for him, the computer was moved from his mother's basement to his living room. Dedicated and ambitious, C4 teamed up with guys he grew up with to dance, and get the Jersey Club feel going amongst their close group of friends. C4 did not realize the length or potential of his talents in the beginning. During his initial years of learning his craft and the business, his older brother C4Musiq motivated and educated him on the basics, which helped to strengthen his career.

	During his freshman year of high school, C4 moved to Woodbridge, where his name began to become a common staple in his area. It was when he began to see his peers dance to his music, that he realized the level of support he had continuously.  His fanbase has grown from local to international recognition as his work ethics have become undeniable. Lil C4 has been featured on Billboard (41 Best Jersey Club Songs Ever list), MTV Commercials, HipHopWeekly, The Hype Magazine and was spun on Hot97NYC and Power99Philly. One of his biggest hits "Bouncin" featured talented vocalist and artist Tokyo, and is at 7.7 million views and continuously growing.

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Approaching 2021, B-Lovee dedicated himself. “My hunger for rap was different last year. Now, it’s really there.” He closed the year with a self-released EP, Cortlandt Baby. Across six unique tracks, B flexed his range. The melodic “Hero” chronicled an unlikely path to success, while “Only One” showed a rapper with a standout flow. “People will see what you’re doing and try to do it too,” says the artist who is intent on being original and outmaneuvering the copycats. This summer, B-Lovee further separated himself from the pack with “IYKYK.” Grabbing melodic elements from Wayne Wonder’s 2003 hit “No Letting Go,” B rapped about his command of the block. In September, the seven-figure streaming song was broadcast on HOT 97 and hit Apple Music playlists, including The New New York, New In Hip Hop, and The Plug. As the track thrives on TikTok and Shazam, “IYKYK” was praised by Pitchfork and Lyrical Lemonade.

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