Why Do You Do The Things

Recording Artist/Producer.   Skullz_from_cigarmafia @ IG

The impending release of the When it was all so simple mixtape cd,  set on CigarMafia, already has fans feinding for Skullz. His toned voice paints pictures of partying, struggle and pain with conviction. Though at times his lyrics brand the reason why he is named after a Skull. The 19 cut-collection contains some of the most twisted lyrics and beats ever recorded. 

For Skullz, most of his content can be controversial for the Atlanta rapper. 
Skullz has become a savior to many soldiers in the rappers Atlanta residence. 

2001, Skullz and formed a merging 
corporation, which would soon be known as Undaaworld/Skullzangels. Soonafter 
Skullz was sitting in label offices and recording studios throughout Atlanta, and Los Angeles. Universal record execs were impressed with Skullz, they were all ears 
about an imprint deal. Undaaworld/Skullzangels released "Lock Your Doorz" ATL mixtape cd independantly 
with their own funding, and sold over 175,000 
copies. 
2003, Skullz and Mikey Battlez were pursued by Grammy platinum producer Sheke'spere." I had to work the streets, always in the studio, writing and producing some hot s**t. We put out G-Boy, and got alot of mixtape dj's feedback. We followed that up with shows both in the states and overseas. 
In the'90s Skullz, formely known as Bernie Skullz was heard by M.C Lyte for Duke Da Moon, and was soon in label offices. He also flowed in sessions with Erick Sermon and Def Squad. 

Skullz would soon record "Rosemary's Baby." This record would put him at the similarity of 
artists like Dmx, Tupac, and Scarface. He would also grace many internet viewers with MP3s, gaining rave reviews from supporters, dj's and record labels. If you go on the internet it's 
not surprising that they catergorize Skullz with 
grammy nominated winners such as Eminem, Nelly, and Kanye West.

I'm a writer and poet who loves music.
Its my therapy and helps me cope with lifes struggles.
I am an artist in the overall sense of the word!!!



The artists here-  Kon Boogie, T-max The Novelist, Cairo/The Winnazs, Djaga and I are The Cataclysmic Specialists.  We all love, live and represent hip-hop culture.
 
 I started collecting 12” Disco Singles in the late 1970’s, and started deejaying in 1986.  In San Francisco/Oakland, CA, I was an A-List deejay, and that lasted until 1994, when the labels began their descent into mediocrity that ended in the garbage heap of despair (with exceptions, naturally).  

  Within those years, I networked and managed to work at BRE/Black Radio Exclusive, Def Jam (interned as West Coast Promotions for over 1 year), wrote a commissioned article for The Source in 1992, and did promotions for several labels.  I also had the opportunity to pick-up artists at the airport and take them through their publicity rounds in San Francisco-  Organized Konfusion, The Genius, Gang Starr, and SonOfBerzerk to name a few.  

  The Cataclysmic Specialist, my alter ego, is always looking for new music, new artists, new producers, better talent.  I also assist artists with consultations, honest reviews, and a truthful education regarding the business of music.

Why Do You Do The Things

The Real Champ M.C.(Diva)