Asia J a lost wonder when it comes to female emcees... born on Long Island New York. After a love for poetry sparked at the age of 13, she transitioned from spoken word to Hip Hop.

"People often compare me to Lauryn Hill, which is a huge compliment because she was my reflection as a young girl.... when I saw her I saw me. I do my best to honor the pioneers of that feminine Hip Hop energy. They have worked so hard to carve a place for women in Hip Hop and I plan to further and uphold that quality of the Female EMcee" - Asia J 

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Producer/Poet
Engineer/Lyricist
Zombie Fighter

Synn F. City Born and raised in Fort Pierce Fl, hip hop/gangsta rap has been a major influence and outlet for this artist. Growing up struggling with 3 other siblings being the middle child made it hard to stand out and be heard. Thru the pen and the pad and over some heavy hitting instrumentals is when this artist truly comes alive.

I’m from Martin county Bihh don’t get to comfortable

COLLECTIVE OF FOUR RAPPERS AND SOME CHANGE

I don’t know where to start so I guess we’ll go way back. I was born in May of '91 to Rick and Clara, and even before I was born, I listened to music while my parents BLASTED old school hip-hop [before it was old school of course]. I had little toy instruments growing up and I was always musical, but never actually got into making it until my older cousin (and music mentor) came down one summer with FruityLoops, the rest is pretty much history and upgrades. In a comfort zone, I started with hip-hop beats, but it wasn't the only genre I listened to so I started researching. 
I figured I would attempt to capture what I wanted out of the other genres, as opposed to possibly just recreating the songs I liked. However, in my head, there’s all sorts of swirling ideas that collide, explode and sometimes just make a mess of it all. Even so, I loved just getting the feelings I had out: onto paper, or mixed down and on my iPod. I got some compliments here and there, but for a while my style was just constantly called “too different”. Pretty soon I started practicing more and more until suddenly, I was getting a good amount of positive feedback, unlike the "different" label I grew used to. 


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