Crysty’s love of music started early in life, but it was her talent of putting words together in a lyrical flow, that would give her the reputation as a top lyricist in her neighborhood of southeast Washington, DC. While most girls her age were still playing with dolls. Crysty was posted up in a studio headphones on and microphone in hand spitting anti drugs lyrics that she wrote herself. Crysty was given the opportunity to appear at the Historic Apollo Theater, at age 11 where her performance drew such a huge response, that she was asked to return for another appearance. During Crysty’s teen years she displayed many more of her talents of modeling and  joined the DC Youth Orchestra were she played Upright Bass playing at many festivals and talent shows, but it was her love for hip hop that she would leave Washington DC, and move to New York city to pursue her dream, hip hop. Crysty interned for record labels Def Jam and Universal, were she gained experience of how the music industry works from the inside. While living in New York Crysty was privileged to get the opportunity to collaborate, and record with some of hip hops heavy hitters such as Jay Z, Snoop Dogg, Memphis Bleek and Just Blaze to name a few. Currently, Crysty is back in Washington, DC were she has formed Lady Capital Entertainment her own independent label  under which she plans on releasing her long awaited project “Can’t Knock Her Hustle”

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