

TALLY WOLRD

Laith Ayyash, new artist, "Tally", got his nickname from locals by being referred to as Taliban. A Muslim from Lebanese/Palestinian descent, he knows he has work cut out for himself as an Arab in a culture generally defined strongly by African - American experience. A child of an adopted family, Tally learned of his true beginnings at the age 15, told his whole family had died. All alone, Tally grew to a young man of humbleness for this reason. He plans to stay true to artful expression, grateful, down-to-earth yet dedicated to expanding his verbal prowess. Tally learned Basic English but more so related to words of those in the life of hip hop. He made his first demo in 2001. It was by the age of 16, that he entered a recording studio for the first time to recognize his calling. He knows it will not be all joy and immediate rewards, but work to cut a place and break into the mold of the current music industry, which has been filtrated by West Coast and Dirty South Rap. HIs angst and electric energy shows reference to American old school rappers like House of Pain, Eminem and the like although his favorite when asked is Hov (JayZ). He has a definite East Coast, New York flair and the timber of his voice is as distinctive and raw and cutting as DJKhaled. He is deeply inspired by local artist and encouraged and accepted in his local area. He favors all type of rap genres and really is a strong fan of Lil Dirk and the Coke Boys Movement. Tally also has strong harmonic and singing capabilities and writes melodies.
He wants it so bad, not for the fame, money, women, and obviously rewarded lifestyle but just to be recognized and to grow as an artist. His favorite place to be ... is on the Mic.
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Glenn Paul Simon, known as Cre8ive MC, is a hip-hop artist and poet from New Jersey whose artistry reflects a lifelong connection to music, storytelling, and performance. Raised in a creative household, Glenn drew inspiration from his parents—an art teacher and a metal sculptor/guitarist—and developed his passion for hip-hop through influences like Wu-Tang Clan, N.W.A., and KRS-One. A pivotal seventh-grade rap project ignited his journey as a lyricist, leading to recording sessions at The Sweatshop studio in 2007. After a hiatus following college, an open mic night rekindled his love for performing, and he has since shared his work at events like the NYC Poetry Festival, headlined showcases, and built a loyal fan base through live performances and online platforms. With thousands of streams on SoundCloud and other streaming services, Cre8ive MC continues to expand his reach while remaining rooted in his local artistic community. Drawing from hip-hop legends and diverse genres, he delivers high-energy performances blending poetic lyricism and dynamic stage presence. With a new project set to release next year, he continues to create and connect with audiences through his passion for music.

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