L.A. Wryte is An Afro pop / Hip Hop artist from Bridgeport, Connecticut currently residing in Atlanta, Ga. Drawing from his upbringing in CT his music is a combination of boom bap rap and his West Indian culture. These elements come togather to create an amazing listening experience


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Working on my craft. Been gone for a while

From Joliet, IL (Stone/Jet City)

Email me: Prediketflowz@gmail.com
Twitter: @Pred_Pages
InstaGram: Almost_Famous82

producer south side of Chicago i go by TwizzzDaWiz, Twizzy for short Twizzz etc.  i've work with alot of great artist and producers a like  check out my music

SkriptKeepas Entertainment was established as a corporation in 2010 & founded by Singer/Songwriter & Executive Producer Tommie B. The company originated in Chicago, but has incorporated some of the best talents from across the world. Since the company’s launch they’ve written for some of the top artist & worked with some of the top producers in the business. Earning the respect of music moguls such as Russell Simmons & Sean “P.Diddy” Combs.

King Jumpa a.k.a Slim G
  
King Jumpa of Chicago, was raised by his mother and grandmother he spent his elementary years on the west side of Chicago (birth to 10 years of age). His mother later moved her family to the Englewood area and here is where King Jumpa claims his name.
 
King Jumpa became interested in music at the age of 9 and began writing lyrics at the age of 14. Some of his musical role models are LL Cool J, Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Biggie Small, Ice T, and Big Daddy Cane. He grew up on the styles of Sam Cook, Marvin Gaye, Barry White and other legendary greats.
 
He produced 7 albums and wrote over 100 songs. He has collaborated with artist such as Twista, Malik Usef, Johnny P, The Mobsters, Ms Kane, Maurice Mohan, and Bump J., King Jumpa's rap video debut was to a song he wrote and produced (Black Queen) starring Morris Chestnut.
 
King Jumpa states that he gets his greatest inspiration from his mother..... " I get my strength from God. God enables me to role with the punches and jump gates. I just don't believe he brought me this far to leave me".

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