Erick Otero, Jersey City native has overcome a spectrum of adversities including a heart condition and a constant battle with ADHD. Although illness had come and gone music was his constant remedy. At the age of nine his father a timbalero introduced him to the lucrative world of music. His exotic beats evolved from a childhood habit of banging on the kitchen table to an extraordinary merge of sound. Though out his adolescents, Erick underwent two open heart surgeries. During this chaotic stage his talent for writing thrived. He began to master transcending his pain through INK. Erick’s physical struggles were a blessing in disguise. His frustrations fueled the fire for an outlet. Feeling trapped in a continuous frenzy of thoughts he coined the term PSYKOTIC. Soon enough rhyming did not quench his insatiable thirst of music. DJing was the nest level in his talented career as a musician. From curiosity to mastery, Psykotic hit the club scene with a unique and intricate style of mixing. Subsequently, Psykotic began to work at Terror Squad as an intern. Thereafter, he continued to peruse his musical dreams. He engulfed himself in music production. His distinctive sound, complex beats and unappeasable passion make him incomparable. Music became Psykotic’s sanity. 
Now, I am taking on something a little bit different, I am now hosting events. Come check us out as I will be posting up different locations and pics of events that are being held

If you recall (or if you were living under a rock for the late 90s), in the heart of the South Bronx when the 'biggest' rapper alive set a path for his brethren. On April 28th, 1998 BIG PUN dropped "Capital Punishment" proving that, beyond a shadow of a doubt, Latinos had the right to compete for the hip - hop crown.  Now... fast forward a few years ahead -- the place now known as Jersey City, NJ where rap cyphers sparked like the tip of a snub nose.  This is where K9 Millitia was born.  Upon the sharp look of their disbelievers; on the open mouthed stares of those bopping their heads in the backgrounds.  This is where Peluka "The Jokah" & Frank Metal sharpened their bars and crafted their sound.  Infused in their pallets is the slick shifting vocabulary that's more than just a hybrid of Spanish & English diction.  What your hearing, are the voices of a Native tongue all their own.  Resonating through every bar and metaphor echoes the pride of the Taina Indians.  Their thesis is simple:  no creed, color, or culture can dictate the skill behind a microphone.  And just like PUN, K9 Millitia have never stood in front of a wall they couldn't kick down, a mic they couldn't smoke, or a crowd they couldn't hype and brand with the symbol of their Hispanic heritage.

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