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The difference between them and us is… that we’re not in the game for the money we just want our stories to be heard across the world. Ctown’s superior lyricism and swag are two attributes that many rap group’s lack. However, for Florida hip-hop duo, CTown and Killa B, it appears to come as easy as breathing. Ctown started rapping at the age of 19 and was given his name from being the hardest, most persistent artist in Crestview. Killa B began his rap venture at the age of 14. Every time locals heard a freestyle or song by the young artist, they would say “you killed that beat”. Eventually, the locals started calling him Killa B.When the two formed the group, New Skool Classmates, they became one of the most successful indie groups in the northwest Florida area.

Their style can be described as having east coast lyricism with a blend of down south swag.They built their buzz from years of consistent hard-work. They’ve networked with nearly every serious musician in the area and are still building upon that foundation. New Skool Classmates have been a group since 2008 with their first release Titled “Class In Session Vol.1” which caught them a local buzz. A couple years and a couple mixtapes later the duo has come along way with their last release “No Looking Back” Hosted by DJ Pop which includes fan-favored tracks Tell’em Boyz I Mean It, Pain, and Reggie which went viral on YouTube. CTown and Killa B share common musical influences, which includes: 2pac, Nas, Jadakiss, Diddy, and N.W.A to name a few.

New Skool Classmates have worked with several established artists, including: Mike Jones, MP, Papaduck , Lil Wyte & Zaytoven.The group is currently working on their upcoming mixtape Titled “Grinding Skool Association Vol.1” Hosted By Coalition Dj Funky which Includes their new single “Yeah Yeah” which was Featured on WorldStarHipHop.com. They recently just released the W.A.M.M compilation mixtape, and also have four mixtape already released which is available on datpiff.com.


Many artists struggle to establish their musical identity, laboriously trying on different musical styles like a piece of clothing, looking to find what fits. But there are others that emerge fully formed, in full command of their craft, their identity and their music. D. Madden fits firmly in the latter category. He is an artist blessed with gifted and significant new talent, one whose music feels familiar in the best possible way, while striking out on its own territory.

A Florida boy who grew up in Crestview, near Pensacola, Madden began teaching himself how to record, mix, master, and produce at the age of 13, but didn’t take music seriously until he was in his early 20’s. He explains, “At first, I just started rapping to be apart of the popularity contest in school between other rappers, freestylists, and producers, but once I realized I was actually good, it took my interest in music to another level. I started learning how to produce my own music, so I could create the ideas I heard in my head, and form in into something tangible. Then I started learning how to make my own instrumentals to make my music more unique and stand out from the rest. Once I realized I was surpassing my peers, I wasn’t interested in anything I was doing other than music.”

Recording on his laptop and playing the songs he produced for his friends to listen to, D. Madden saw their genuinely excited reaction. “My best friend David Perrin saw so much in me, he bought me my first condenser microphone.” Now recording in earnest, D. Madden has been gathering skills as a songwriter, producer, and engineer,

taking his influences, like Jay Z, Cassidy, Ludacris, Dru Hill, Sisqo, Boyz 2 Men and Shai, and using them to shape his own style. “I grew up with a little bit of 60's blues, and a lot of early 90's R&B,” Madden explains, “My mom used to play Boyz 2 Men all the time. I naturally gravitate to that kind of sound; there’s a warmth and timelessness to it that I’ve always loved.”

D. Madden put out countless mixtapes and albums, but considers his current project, "Promise You Its Worth It" to be his first and greatest project ever. “There was a lot of trial and error that went into the album. The songwriting is far more detailed than most, and that was reflected in how I recorded. I recorded over 50 songs for this project, and I've only picked fifteen so far. I spent months on certain songs, refining them until I thought they were just right.”

From the opening notes of “Goodbye,” the album’s first single, one hears that combination of melodic irresistibility and lyrical incisiveness that are becoming Madden’s hallmarks. “The song was accidental. It all started with my best friend's two year old son singing a melody,” D. Madden notes, “But the vibe of it... the song is so strong, it can't help but to speak for itself.”

As his name grew in and around the 850 area, things began to fall into place for D. Madden. He began doing local shows within the area, which earned him some much needed cash and the notoriety to begin playing bigger shows for an ever-increasing local audience. Recording continuously, D. Madden linked up with Lil Wyte (of 3 6 Mafia) and a locally known rap group "NSC" and recorded "Tell Them Boyz I Mean It." He also opened up for artists such as Oj the Juiceman, Project Pat (of 3 6 Mafia), etc. as well as countless amounts of 850's best and brightest local talent.

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