Walk in Space

Cold Rockin

The is a song about the before and now of brooklyn ny

I Remember Bucktown

superstar

it all started

Get Up

Life

Slow me down YSA and Wiz on the beat.  I would like to feature a younger Vocalist on this record

Slow me Down (YSA & Wiz)

My Gun

DIE SLOW

Attention all music lovers and truth seekers!  What is it that you crave?  Is it banging beats with catchy punch lines and witty choruses?  Or do you prefer something mellow, that’s thought provoking, but caters to the mood of your appetite? Whatever your preferences are or the condition of your senses at any given moment, Da Wizzard definitely has what you’ve been looking for. This Emcee/producer is out to make history in his attempt to redefine hip-hop, as we currently know it. 
Da Wizzard, formally known as Simian Child was born and raised in Brooklyn, in the Crown Heights section.  With the help of his musical surrooundings, from an early age Wizz was trained in different genres of the art of music.  At the age of nine, he was seen live at Carnige Hall, where he performed before a full theater. While pounding what has been left of the underground hip-hop pavement, the Wizzdome has completed various degrees, which sharpened the content and character of his talent. 
From New York to Pensacola Florida Da Wizzard has been known to mesmerize audiences with his signature style of hip-hop.  His ability to captivate attention at venues has opened up doors for Da Wizzard to share the same stage with Salt from the old school hip-hop duo Salt ‘n’ Pepper, Ed Lover and Woody Rock- member of the multi platinum R&B group Dru Hill.  In addition to his many accomplishments, as an unsigned leader Da Wizzard’s music has been featured on 107.5 wbls in NY during the Wendy Williams show. More recently, Wizzdome can be seen rocking with a live band throughout major NYC venues. 
This prolific hip-hop psalmist is bound to destroy the monotony in the rap game that has the industry in a deep slumber.  Let’s make no mistake about it!  The Wizzard is not your average emcee.  He definitely imbibes the character of one of hip- hop’s newfound pioneers- a leader in what he would call “Pro-life-music”.  As he has stated in his own words “I’m not here to take up space.  I’m only here to make space between me and those…” 


Wizzdome Thane