There's no doubt MJ influenced countless artists that came after him, including Johnny Phrank, who commemorates MJ by releasing a song he wrote with Mr. Jackson's own "Dirty Diana" in mind.

Although Phrank's street-smart approach and darkly seductive style afford him a uniquely identifiable sound of his own, Phrank is often compared to Future because of his descriptive street narratives, and The Weeknd, because of his silky smooth vocals. 

His latest single, "Dirty Diana," boasts production from producer Willie B, who is best known for producing Kendrick Lamar's "Ignorance Is Bliss" and "Rigamortis" from Lamar's Overly Dedicated and Section 80. The Grammy nominated producer also recently produced "03' Adolescence" on J. Cole's Forest Hills Drive album.

Give it a listen below, and find out why Johnny Phrank is the next big smooth crooner in music.

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Johnny Phrank - Dirty Diana (Prod. by Willie B)

Ice is up to his old tricks!!! #TurnUp4ACheck 

Turn Up For A Check

My Bread Right

For the ladies! Sevyr a.k.a Deathstroke is coming!

Designer Diva

Sevyr L'intocable ft Natosha Walker and Maskerades

Another one for the ladies! Check it out!

02 Rose Rendezvous

Yung Steezie feat. Ice - SWAG

Leashunna's dope remix to Drake's "Hotline Bling"

Hotline Bling

Overpromise & Deliver. #CAMVP

Congrats, Cameron Newton. 2015 NFL MVP. 




UNDER ARMOUR PRESENTS JEEZY'S 'HIT UM' (INSPIRED BY CAM NEWTON, 2015 NFL MVP)

Transfiguration

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New single from the upcoming mixtape #NUMB3RS coming June 18, 2013

Mary

Quinton E. Otis, otherwise known as IceMan (or Tony "Black" Soprano) was born in Ca$hville, TN. to Terrance Otis and Kim Dillard. The tragic death of his father when he was just ten years old, forced his mom Kim to move Quinton to low income housing in the inner city. Kim worked hard to provide the best opportunities for her family and education for her son, however due to a devastating illness, Quinton found most of his time being spent with his grandmother. He recalls, "I remember listening to gospel music on the way to Sunday school every Sunday, she wanted me to be a preacher", he laughs. Due to his grandmother's devote religion practices, Otis was forced to sneak and listen to his rap idols which included the likes of the Notorious B.I.G. and Jay-Z. Otis attended Antioch High School, where he met best friend Terrance C. Lake. It was with the inspiration and help of Lake that his entrepreneurial flair was first exhibited through a successful math project, that he added his lyrical talents to and later sold for profit to his classmates. This dynamic duo would come to form The Desert Eagles. Sadly before their debut album could be released Lake took his own life by way of suicide. The loss of his best friend coupled with the death of his grandmother, sent Otis into a downward spiral that he would sit in for many years vowing "never to rap again".




It wasn't until the birth of his son & daughter (born 7 months apart), Otis would find a new guiding source and inspiration. With his son & daughter as new motivation, he found new focus and set out to give the rap game something it had been yearning for, a true hip hop artist. With his right hand men, Nazdaq, 2G's, & Los G. Otis formed U. N. T. ., where he has produced several mixtapes, and a debut album called "IceMan: The Diary". While Otis works to secure a record deal, he continues to discover, underground artist, such as Eric Staten, known as Raw, newest member Mystery from Philly. IceMan along with Raw has released the mixtape Grand Theft Audio III: Don't Become A Statistic Summer 2006 and Memorial Day: Ice City (2CD set solo mixtape) 04-10-07. Ice also Plans to release R & B Gangsta, Vol. 1 spring 2009. 


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