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Mass Supreme wrote his first rhymes at the tender age of 10. Having never had anything but a passing interest in hip hop music at the time, he was able to craft a verse with ease while at the same time discovering something that would be his solace for dark times ahead.
By the age of 17, Supreme (also now known as The Soul Search Drifter and The Blacksmith), started working with other artists in his local area and was a member of some underground groups. He eventually ended up forming a group called Wanted Recordz with friends from school, College and local MCs.

Having initially started with 8 members, Wanted Recordz eventually became a four artist group. Along with his crew,  Supreme did shows all over London including Vibrations in Burgess Park, Kingston Works, talent shows in Norwood,  Sports bar and Strawberry Moons in west end, Ntyce in Woolwich, Kingston University and also shows in other regions including Cardiff, Rochester, Crawley, Bournemouth (supporting Sway). 

Due to his undying loyalty and commitment to his group (which now only consists of him and Scarz), Shady Supreme has had little or no time to really push ahead with his own music career. However, that has now changed with Supreme releasing a mixtape in 2008 called ‘The Supremo Vol.1’ which has been followed up with another called ‘Middlemania’ in 2010 and the release of a video from it called ‘Swear Down’ which will be airing in Sky channel  Flava TV very soon. A follow up mixtape called 'Organized Rhyme' was released in 2013.

What separates Supreme from other artists in his genre? Let him tell it: “I would describe my music as sophisticated street music. It requires a level of intelligence. Even when I’m doing commercial tracks, you will still appreciate that a certain amount of thought process has gone into the lyrics. I don’t patronise fans. I’m a conceptionist if such a word exists, so fans will never be bored”.
Shady Supreme’s artistry knows no bounds especially in the realms of lyricism and this, more than anything, should stand him in great stead for the future.

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