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NeedNoName: Born in the 90’s, 

brought up on the Southwest side of Houston Texas, during the 2000’s, 

this young artist was destined for stardom from the start. Having the 

deck stacked against him after losing his mom at an early age, 

NeedNoName never looked for excuses not to make it. After starting his 

own movement AOT (All Out Team),  he later 

signed a recording/ distribution deal with an up and coming label 

 who was enamored with his skill, drive and determination all

coming from a, at the time, 19 yr. old young man, well matured beyond 

his time.. Since then he’s been working on his debut album, which is set

to release later this year, which to date has giving us the hit single,

“I Got Hustle” featuring Big Mike of the Geto Boys, that’s been 

sweeping the club scene.. This artist will definitely be the next artist

to shake up the music industry, while not only embracing but redefining

what it is to be a Houston rapper.

 

Artist Social media Contact info: 

Facebook@ NeedNoName

Twitter / Instagram / Soundcloud @NeedNoname713

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