A Small City Artist Trying To Make It Out I Been Rapping For Years As A Younger Human I Lost My Mom And Stepfather I Never Had My Dad I Taught Myself Almost Everything I Rap About Pain Alot Because Its Still In Me Some Pain May Fade Away But Never Completely Leave But I Learned To Keep My Head Up...

S-Wayne was raised in the dirty south and started rapping at the tender age of eight. That was the official jump off for this gifted young artist. At age nine he made his first public performance at a get together in the local park. By the time Wayne made it to the seventh grade he knew their was no turning back. This whole hip-hop thing went from something to do to a way of life. With his newly f
ormed group South Kamp he took the southern independent scene by storm. South Kamps first single South Geoi landed S-Wayne and his group a record deal with All-Net Records. This was a huge move for South Kamp as All-Net Records was owned and operated by a well known NBA player. Two and a half years and 30 songs later All-Net Records folded. S- Wayne knew then for him to see success in the music industry he would have to have as much business acumen as he had talent. Refocused and regrouped he went to college and worked to support his daughter. With a new lease on life and a new business venture, South Kamp released the critically acclaimed album Crooked Coffee. This led to radio spots for 97.9fm in Macon, GA & 93.1fm in Savannah, GA. Their fan base grew once they began opening up for major recording artist such as Field Mob and the 69 Boyz. Being The breakout star S-Wayne was pushed him to make his first solo album Gods Son Devils Favorite He moved massive units out of the trunk due to his breakout single Fuck That Shit. Throughout it all, S-Wayne has remained the star that attracts the spotlight and always been able to keep the people wanting more. Now after taking a brief hiatus, S-Wayne is preparing to emerge and reign on the hip-hop world and give the game what it's been missing.


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