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Often convinced he is always one of the smartest men in the room, emcee/producer/engineer/songwriter Flowman is simultaneously a man with a chip on his shoulder.

Armed with a distinct vocal delivery and and energetic cadence, Flowman always surprises audiences with the sheer breadth of his musical skill. Often lauded for his technical abilities as a recording and mix engineer, many find themselves taken for a loop when he steps behind the mic. Whether spitting rhymes or penning and singing lush, layered hooks, Flowman seeks to shatter the mold of what makes an entertainer in the 21st Century.

Bursting onto the scene with 2008′s The Re-Invention, Flowman leveraged the power of the Internet to reach fans across the globe using social media. Featuring underground stalwarts such as Ness Lee & Synister Soundz and featured on several blogs, podcasts, and other music-related media outlets, The Re-Invention serves as his most popular album to date.

With Next Day Delivery, Flowman upped the ante, showcasing his songwriting skills with the popular singles “I’m On It” and “All I Know” which circulated on college radio stations nationwide. With two solid studio albums under his belt, Flowman began building a team around himself, assembling the So Independent Media Company as an independent label in 2010. Starting in 2012, Flowman began work on a multitude of projects, assisting his partners Cyren, 2 Piece, and Lyzation in putting together their projects as a recording engineer and vocal producer. Throughout 2012 and 2013, Flowman and the rest of the newly-dubbed “So Independent Klick (S.I.K.)” began to make a name for themselves in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

After a four year hiatus from releasing solo material, he returned in 2014 with the thematically-titled Legion: The Rise of the Primarch. On Legion, Flowman assembled a literal legion of collaborators in both emcees and producers, showing the true breadth of his musical skill. Featuring the anthemic “Hundred Years”, the bombastic “Smoke A Sack”, and the spacey “Level Up”, Flowman weaves elements of Southern hip-hop, East Coast boom-bap, electronica, trap, and rock & roll into his musical repertoire.

Never the one to rest on his laurels, Flowman stands poised, more confident than ever that he can shatter the mold of conventional hip-hop/urban music and take his place among the elite. Influenced by a vast array of entertainers, Flowman refuses to be pigeon-holed as “just another rapper.” He is far more than what he appears to be: A rare talent, visionary, the primarch of a new generation of music.

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