27 year old Twin brothers, Madd Doc and C-Kwence (Kwency Jones) have been making music since 1992 at the early age of 7 years old. Performing live since 2003, the Towers have rocked such venues as The Glass House, The Key Club, Hudson Theater, the L.A. Convention Center, and participated in the 2008 Atlantis Music Conference, 2010 & 2011 Soulstyce Music Festival, 2012 D.I.Y. Music & Fashion Festival, 2012 & 2013 Make Music Pasadena Festival & 2013 SXSW festival in Austin, TX. They have performed and opened with artists such as Crooked I (of Slaughterhouse), Redman, Fat Joe, Illa J, KRS One, E-40, Audio Push, Tay F 3rd, Freestyle Fellowship and more. With co-signs from Ras Kass, the Towers dropped their album April 2011 titled, "Two Sides To A Story", and have had their single "Dial Tone" played NUMEROUS times on KJLH 102.3 's "Saturday Night Mixdown" host/dj World Famous N.I.C.. They were nominated for the 2012 All Indie Music Award for "Best Hip Hop/Rap" and were the ONLY hip hop act to perform at the show that year held in Hollywood at the Key Club. Later the same year Madd Doc was nominated and awarded the 2012 Urban Underground Best New Artist award. Currently in the studio, the Twin Towers are tentatively focused on finishing their second full length album titled, "Workaholics" set for release this summer. As humble as they come, the Towers are just looking to make their mark with their music and take everyday to the next level with every opportunity earned in hopes to pave the way for a new face to represent the new generation of West Coast hip hop.

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