Music Style Hip Hop/Rap

Artist History Miami's home grown Ghetto-Style Soldier Miami Mike De'Vine, tilled the soil and produced a blazin' path for others to follow, after he made his transition from Bass-style of Gangsta-Street rap to a righteous Kingdom flow. He cut away the legalism and created a narrow escape from the fast urban hustlin' of Miami, Florida to the nation's capitol in Congress. With a lil' needed help from Kirk Franklin and Gospel Gangstaz, who are breaking the Billboard charts, changing the traditional mind sets of society and the industry. De'Vine is casually putting a guillotine chop on commercial radio with "Get Wit' The Program", "What's Goin' On?", "It Won't Be Long", "Time To Go To War", "Wake Up Everybody" and more. Things are coming together on Betta Dayz (The Eulogy) - release, on which Miami Mike De'Vine is being launched onto the major label status, who can make the soundscan charts hungmen to finally finding lost loot from an ole' train robbery. Unlike many overnight, jailhouse religious MC's, this brotha has hip-hop heads of all types at military attention, double timing it, into concerts all over the country to catch the lyrical prophecy and Holy Hip-Hop cadence of Drill Sergeant De'Vine live. With Betta Dayz in the Sun, this Florida Branch with Philly Roots and Oklahoma seeds has risen far above the disenfranchisement that have launched hip-hop's spiritual vision and street concious entrepreneurial creativity. If you are not ready to join after one spin of the CD, you'll be convinced you've got your military orders to get down in the mission to reach kids for eternity. Time to go to war.

Location Tulsa, Oklahoma - USA

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