Hip-Hop artist Keep Right is from a small town, but he has big ambitions. Raised without a father around, he had a rough start.  An intelligent student, Keep Right wasn’t focused to school and often found himself getting into trouble and feeling like something was missing.

Inspired by role models in music, Keep started writing rhymes and soon he had a secret collection, a stack of notebooks filled with flows. By 16, he started recording original material and the positive feedback from his peers fueled him forward.  Over the next few years, despite all the talent pouring out him, Keep was still in and out of trouble and trying to find his path. He lacked the guidance he needed, but eventually he found his calling in hip hop and began to spread his message through music.

Today Keep Right is growing his audience and gaining national attention. 

He is where he should be, speaking his truth

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While in College, Jordan “Ez” Evans and his friends came across a program, “GarageBand”, that allowed them to record music right from Evans’ Mac computer. This inspired Evans and his friends to start playing around with the program and some beats, calling themselves the “Affiliates” from Sandusky, Ohio. Evans and his friends, , Tylor “T.ed” Edmond, Dashun “Neph” Ferrell, and Jalen “GQ” Gordon were quite new to the rap game at this point. On the other hand, their friends Simeron “Polo Jones” Jones, Larry “Keyz” Keys Jr, Ron Shine, and Erik “Emo” Jackson were already into the  music scene of previous local mixtapes. They are all progressing as the years go by, improving their overall sound and quality. They soon decided to leave their name of the “Affiliates” in their past and chose the name “Mulah Gangg”. They began to think outside of the box by using instrumentals out of the ordinary for today’s “ Rappers”. They like to switch up their flow to show how versatile they are capable of being. They currently have 8 mixtapes available, Takeova Tyme Vol. 1, Air Force Fly Vol. 1, Play This On Blast Vol. 1. Their latest mixtape, Mulah Gang Vol. 2, dropped on September 1, 2010 and features their single “Mornin’ Breakfast”. ( Kush Eggs Pancakes Double Cup N' Sizzurp ) In November 2010 they dropped Mulah Gangg Vol.3 Welcome to the Dusk. After that they finally start getting into music form learning the game and put out Mulah Gangg.Volume 4 with songs that featured Down Bytch, Swaggin All Over You, and Polo Jones Go IN. Round this time they buzz started going with the became a household name in they home town of Sandusky and also started getting reconigtion in the Ohio music community and was nominated on couple websites including OhioHustle Hip-hop awards for Best New Group/Duo. After taking a break from music for a minute the came back with a successful mixtape over the summer called " BLAME IT ON THE GANGG " which opened eyes to many people all around the Ohio and other states which featured songs like Hoehouse which they did a remix with Sean McGee, Week Nigga and other fire tracks. They our currently working on they mixtape called The Million Dollar Come Up which they had the first single " Call Er Duty " air a Dayton radio station. You an find more of they music on http://soundcloud.com/mulah-gangg www.reverbnation.com/mulah-gangg and videos all over youtube. Be on the look out for these cats in 2012 they will be making alot noise out of Sandusky, OH this upcoming year! MGM 2K12


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