Artist description 8 vocalist that give it to you raw & uncut, with gangsta style lyrics & bangin ass tracks!

Music Style RAP/HIP HOP/R & B

Musical Influences Tupac, Notorious B.I.G, Eazy E, Dr. Dre, James Brown, Marvin Gay, Isley Brothers

Similar Artists There isn't an artist I can use as comparison. I have my own unique style & flavor of rap.

Artist History I was born & raised in E.S. Watts California. In 1990 I started putting it down for the rap game and I started my 1st group in 1995, known as J-Kat. The "J" stands for the concrete jungles that we live in, K-A-T stands for killas at times, which means, I ain't no killa but don't push me. The J-Kats are still hangin' tuff & putting it down for my 1st solo album called "Skanless, The Future is Platinum", Need I say more? I'm one of the realest kats that you could ever meet. Always keep it real is what I was taught by the older generation. What that means to me is never cross a friend or family member and never bite the hand that feeds you. REMEMBER THAT!! The reason my name is Skanless is because I roll with the environment and the environment that I live in is "skanless" better yet. the entire world is. Music is all I will ever know and I'm still putting it down for the 2G with a new funk for the world.

Group Members Kat Foundation: Skanless, Nune, Rock D, Kadosha, Big E, Rich Bo, Indo, Kindo, Joker, Step Daddy, June Bug, Big Yak, T-Hoov, S-Kat, Stump, West, Big Criz, Jay, Caution and Joe.

Albums "Skanless, The Future Is Platinum"

Press Reviews J-Kats: Performed at the House of Blues, Hollywood, CA -2000. Kadosha: Featured on BET with Silky Fine & Chill, -2000.Produced tracks for the motion picture "Turn it Up",-2000. Nune: Sound track for the movie "Straight out of Compton," -2000.

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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