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Dallas Native 
Been making music for about year 
I consistently make tracks everyday literally
And go to work and live the everyday life 
Not looking to be famous just want others to connect and feel my stories my fun my struggles and my pain as in hopes to help others heal efficiently.

Swing Lace Soloman 5000 aka Swing Sinatra, The Chairman Of The Board one eight of the premier rap collective known as The FliHi Gang. Based out of Oak Cliff (Dallas) Texas, Swing Lace is known amongst his fans and peers as the "ever changing flow". In the entertainment field since he was young, Swing started rapping in the mean streets of Bonton, South Dallas. "Back then fam, you either would fight, gamble or do something with music. And since I was just a kid and fighting wasn't something I really wanted to do, I went with rapping". Honing his craft up to 1991 as a solo rapper, Swing met another artist who was calling himself K. T. The two met under the musical umbrella and remained there until present day. From there many transitions and atmosphere changes brought them to decide to do it on their own. With the addition of 2 more emcees from Dallas ( who also was part of their everyday lives) Texas T and K. D. Kapone completed the initial group The Pharmacy.

Eventually that umbrella spread into other territories and after recruiting more emceess both inhouse and abroad, The FliHi Gang was formed. Inspired by the group Wu Tang Clan Swing Lace felt that it was time for 6 to 7 rappers to surface on the scene again. "I've always been fascinated by the lineup and individual style of The Wu. I would be lying if I said the FliHi Gang wasn't inspired and even modeled after them..."

Known as FMG, which also stands for FliHi Money Gang, FliHi Media Group, Full Metal Gjacket ( the G is silent) the 7 to 9 man collective have been making waves in the fair city of Dallas. The self proclaimed  Bruce Wayne of the Rap Game, Sinatra has said he wouldn't even want to do this rap thing without his gang. We are looking forward to the future and what Swing and his "Airmen" have in store...

- Pierre Kardan

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