Tech nerd, skater, rap artist, athlete,Trap scholar , focused, motivated and talented

I am the culmination of The LightWorkers divine love. I am their evolution. I am LOV3LIGHT!! For booking inquires contact DjSnuch22@gmail.com

Hi I am Snows. If you enjoy a good success story, then I believe you will love this happening in real time. 2015 is my year, just as much as it is yours. 

I have been writing rap songs since I was 10 years old, 2001. I’m not really sure why I started. Actually, now that I am crunching this summary 4 hours and 36 minutes before class, I think I remember. I was being goofy. I was in my room listening to the radio and I started fake free-styling about how much I loved playing baseball over a single Nelly had out. As a teenager my music became an outlet for me to express myself, however I wanted. It was freedom. With a pen and paper I would get lost in how I felt. As time would pass I would ask myself why I wasn’t insane at spitting bars like Jay-Z or Eminem. I was constantly writing new songs through my childhood. I knew my songs weren’t great then (they were amazing compared to my peers in Middle and High School). That’s question has since been replace with confidence.
After High School I joined the Army. Being in the Army provided me with a sense of invincibility. This feeling would translate into my music. I felt, believed, knew, and rapped like I am. As in the military I needed to be the complete package, and know everyone else’s role. With that being thought then typed, I needed to give my all. You know the story. It doesn’t make much sense to me to do something halfhearted. You’ve heard the saying, “Go hard or go home.” In other words plan to exceed expectations and don’t waste time or energy if you aren’t serious.

I started recording “Open Bars” this past February. All my previous recordings weren’t consolidated as one project. I was just doing it to do it before, just to get some stuff off my chest. Sometimes I would write, because I was bored, or maybe I enjoyed people asking if that was really me. It has been an amazing learning experience.

Now I just enjoy writing altogether. There is an amazing sense of empowerment that I feel and have. Seeing my thoughts come to life. My poetic metaphors made me a better student, because I learned to think deeper in simpler terms, and my aspirations to be a great artist made me search out more knowledge, so I could feed my conscious and have more to share. I don’t record every song. Some songs or verses are just for me. Just knowing I can effectively write down how I feel made me realize anything I put my mind to is possible, literally. 


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