Hazerd gives his #POV on the epidemic of police brutality in cities across America. Its time to #Start A Riot!!!

Produced By: Warren"GotBeatz" Reed & Devon Davis
Recorded By: EQ
Mixed By: Devon Davis & Warren "Gotbeatz" Reed

Hazerd-Start A Riot (Prod. By "Gotbeatz") (Free Download)

Hazerd gives his #POV on how his people have been discriminated against. #Modern Day Slavery 

Hazerd Ft. Drio - Modern Day Slavery (Prod. By Esume)(Free Download)

Hazerd gives his #POV  on how the loss of his family members has affected him.

Hazerd - 40oz Blues (Produced By Maer Musik)(Free Download)

Hazerd spits some #Bars over the Pharrell skate team beat!!

The Drop In (Over Pharrell's Ice Cream Skate Team Beat)

This is Hazerd's take on the "All The Way Up" beat...

All The Way Up - B

West Coast emcee "Hazerd" and frequent collaborator "Drio" team up on this party anthem. With production from Alex "Chally" Keys, this is definitely a joint to get people moving.

So Wut Ft. Drio

Hazerd and EQ team up for a Dodger Anthem 29 years in the making

Bleed Blue (Dodger Anthem)

The west coast emcee is back with a single produced by Praze. Hazerd is hoping to push the boundaries of what a Mexican artist is "supposed" to sound like.

The Come Up - Prod. By Praze

Had to go in on the Role Model beat... Been rapping to it in freestyle sessions for years...

Alcoholicology

Hazerd's First Single Off Of His Debut Mixtape "Confessions Of A 2 Strike Felon"

Bonifide Hustler

Daniel Sanchez (born September 3rd, 1987), also known as Hazerd is an American Rapper from Ontario, California. Born in Montebello, California; Hazerd and family, moved to Ontario in search of a safer environment. He began his musical career at a young age, with aspirations of becoming a singer. Hazerd  spent several years writing music and attempting to teach himself to sing, until one day in 2001; he witnessed his first live freestyle battle, and became hooked. "I had always been a fan of rap and hip-hop, but that was the moment where I was like WOW, I can do that", says Hazerd. He spent the next several years making a name for himself through the Inland Empire, and Los Angeles county by  battling and doing shows at local venues. In 2005 Hazerd's career began to lose traction when he entered the revolving door of jail. Multiple run-ins with the law yielded an abundance of assault and robbery sentences; the last being served in 2012. Hazerd says "going in and out of prison showed me how dumb I had been, and that I had only failed myself." Between jail visits, Hazerd released a mixtape and an album; the former being : Lyrics, groupies, and money; and the latter, Confessions of a Two Strike Felon. Modern Day Slavery, a track off of Hazerd's latest project, due to release early 2015, has already received praise from Snoop Doog and his Underground heat. Hazerd says "I am off of parole, I am focused on my music, and this is my time to make it work."

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