Lyrical, raw, real CryssyBandz is Brooklyn’s next admirable star! Don’t miss the wagon on this one. Proving to be a leader of the new world with unforgiving punch lines that paint a slew of poetic pictures for listeners to envision. Listen closely, as you might learn a thing a two. CryssyBandz exudes empowerment to her army of female fans, while having them nodding their heads like a Puff and Biggie video. Growing up in one of the seediest neighborhoods in Brooklyn, CryssyBandz is influenced by her inner city roots. Listening to musicians like Biggie, Puff, Jay to even the raw viral lyrics of Bobby Shmurda, CryssyBandz introduces you to a smooth, raw, new school flow that will get you hooked after just one song! Conquering motherhood has left her even more motivated to share her music with the world. She’s currently working on her EP “No Turning Back” while simultaneously working on her untitled mixtape. So don’t sit back and wait, hop on this wagon and ride it until the wheels fall off! #CryssyBandznation “You ain’t never gonna understand my hunger, cuz ain’t no free meals living in the concrete jungle” - CryssyBandz

My goal is to be very versatile and descriptive in my production and songwriting.  I create songs for the love of art and expression and for you all to enter into my real of art and expression, and hopefully make a connection. ENJOY!

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Im an Rap Artist from the South City of St.Louis, who was inspired to rap by my big sis, taking other people’s rap songs and making them her own. Also inspired by Tupac the way he made music about things that actually went on in his environment. Later taking music serious by 13, after wanting to rap about my life and get me and my family out of poverty while struggling at a young age and seeing my father hustle. Having a rough up bringing was something I didn’t like to talk about so I would put it in words, later Joining groups, that never really worked but taught how to stand out being the youngest and make different type of music other then the struggle. After growing up In actually getting into the streets my self, I began to develop my style and my self wanting out, seeing all my friends are family die or go to jail, having a kid at 21 pushed me further into the streets though I always been around after trying to stay away a day job just was not enough. So I hustled knowing the consequences, to take care my family and also chasing my dreams with hopes of being the next big Artist and never going back to the streets.

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