Ice T/ Wisemen Entertainment/ Pay Up Management Present Zieme

Zieme Capers can be described as the new sensual sound making an impression in the music industry as an artists who is determined to create songs the way they use to be.  Music has shaped a part of his life, being the nephew of The Legendary Force M.D.'s it was inevitable, and has influenced some of his Sexy City Soul style. Growing up on the rough side of Brooklyn New York, Zieme found relief in singing, which led him to participate in elementary school (P.S. 152) choir and talent shows.

Mr.Young smooth R&B himself wears many hats and is always going to keep it versatile for you. With screaming fans at his live performances, Zieme remains focused and knows that hard work and pure determination is what is needed to make it in the music industry. He has worked hard to create a fan base that keeps him inspired to keep writing and performing. "Music has changed, and technology has played a huge part in my career. Its instant access to artists like myself and opens up your music to the world for people who can appreciate and feel your lyrics" says Zieme.  It’s also a beautiful feeling to get the opportunity to write with some of the best writers in the game as well" says Zieme.

Zieme’s career has built consistent momentum due to the influence, vision and involvement of several seasoned industry players. Recently Zieme’s undeniable talents have made a believer of the industry legend Ice T. Ice T was introduced to Zieme by Mickey Bentson of Pay up Management who came on board as an early supporter. Zieme is currently signed under Wisemen Entertainment. Khalil Lundy CEO of Wisemen Entertainment and member of the Legendary R&B group the Force M.D.’S has mentored his nephew Zieme throughout his career.

Zieme has worked and shared the stage with many R&B and Hip Hop acts such as Common, Ne-yo, Chris Brown, The Force M.D.’s, Lil Mama, Drag-On, Mims, Blue Magic, Boys to Men, Keith Sweat, After 7, Big Bubb, Trey Songz, Lloyed, lil Wayne, Solider Boy, 112, The Lox, Young Lord (BADBOY) producer. Also, Zieme has appeared on T.V. shows like BET's 106 & Park, NBC'S The Voice, Good morning America, Music Choice, New Jersey satellite T.V.

Zieme has been acknowledged for his song writing skills also, not only by composing 'Happy Valentine' for The Force MD's, but for co-writing with others such as Kat Daluna, Andy Hilfiger, Young B of Webstar camp, and other names you may know in the music business as well. His list of writers includes some of the most talented people in the industry as well, such as Sean (Puff Daddy) Combs Writing Team, and singer (Joe) music camp.

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Kid Bill and Lameke
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Why I do this Shit

     I guess we can say it all started in sixth grade. I don’t who it was,i know it was a friend who was like “Yo bill can you rap”, i had no idea how to rap. To be for real i want even that in to rap back then like now. But back then i try so hard to be “popular” that i would lie about who i am (SAD). I was young i didn’t know. So i say “ya i rap,why?”,being that it was lunch time and my friend and his friend were looking something to pass the time,they was all with it. My friend said “ight rap battle man nigga right here”. I agree blindly not knowing what i was getting in to,not know after this day i go home and look up “how to rap”. Not knowing i start writing rhymes in the back of my notebook in class. Not know i spend most of my life listen,writing,and taking rap to the head. Ya all up in the head. Rap started to become my way to get away from thing after that. Like i would look outside my window see kids playing, see dudes on the corners, seeing life go down. I would have love to go outside and hang out,but i didn’t know anyone,and i didn’t wanna try. Also my mom would never let me,she thought the street were something that i should stay away from. But i know what went down,i know all the shit that happen “in da Street”. But now i’m getting off topic,But this is why i use to do this shit,cause i was trying to be someone,cause i was trying to make up for that ghetto child hood i never had. Now i do this shit cause i wanna see how far i can take it,and trust me i am ganna take it really far before i stop.



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