Kelly Rowland Motivation ft. lil wayne Remix By S-GOD Resuscitation
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Kelly Rowland - Motivation S-GOD version (Resuscitation)

Touchin’ Remix (Body On Me) by Abso x S-God

Skye Prof!t - Speed Of Life

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S-GOD - Spoke To Me - Austin Fig Production

S-God's says "Hello" as his reintroduction to the world.  A lyrical artist with meaningful content attracts the conscious listener.  Embrace and enjoy this track.  "Hello"

Produced By Austin Fig

Hello

S-God's latest track "Flexin" Prod. By g h x s t & Cxdy

Flexin - Prod. By g h x s t & Cxdy

S-GOD & Skye Prof!t's Latest rendition of Logic's "44 More" track

44 More (Remix) Ft. Skye Prof!t

Hate Feat. S-God, Monsta Meezy, Sky P & Dangerr

Hate - Monsta Meezy X S-God X Sky P X Dangerr

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Go Live - S-God & Leggo Featuring Patrick Brizard

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S-GOD was born in Harlem N.Y. during the early 80's. During his childhood
years, both parents were heavily into music. Growing up with an  African
American mother, and his Father being Jamaican, he was exposed to R&B,
Soul, Reggae, Dancehall music, Hip Hop, etc. This experience exposed S-GOD
to different kinds of music at an early age.  By elementary school his
family noticed that he was good at expressing his feelings through the
arts.  His Mother suggested to place him in several different artisitic
disciplines, one of them being music. The Boys Choir of Harlem was what
followed next. While in The Boys Choir of Harlem, he was trained to
utilize his vocal... read music... and play various instruments. While his
newly found interests starting blossoming, so did the trouble that usually
comes with young boys at this age. After numerous incidents, he was
expelled and placed into public school (Louis D. Brandeis H.S.).  He
started to follow his older brother (Denz) who was an up and coming Rap
artist at the time. He had to prove to himself that this is what he wanted
to do.  He started writing rhymes, battling other lyricist, and recording
in local studios. While doing all this, he tried to work with a couple of
local groups that didn't quite work.  People began to notice, and his name began to spread fast
throughout Harlem. He decided to work on his solo career, and go through
things on his own to truly understand himself as a person and as a
musician.

S-GOD

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