Artist description Bill Yuns, Pronounced "Billions", Hardly has the appearance of a rapper that would spit lyrics like: Inebriated blacking out / Intoxicated passing out / Starting fights up at the bar / That's why the bouncers kicked me out, but more like someone you'd find sitting behind a desk giving financial advice. Growing up in California this Bay Area native began his music career at the age of 14. Influenced early on by Run DMC and Rakim he began Rapping at local nightclubs and opening for such acts as 415 and Paris. Bill Yuns soon became known around the Bay as a force to be reckoned with. At the age of 18 Bill Yuns moved to Seattle and became more interested in the production side of music. He began to build a studio and quickly developed into a cutting- edge producer enjoying underground success with the Cooley Roc "Make No Mistake", album (1995). Selling over 15,000 units with no major promotions or distribution. Over the years Bill Yuns has seen the ins and outs of the music industry, and has overcame every obstacle put in his way. Now a more mature seasoned artist/producer, Bill Yuns has the ability to appeal to the underground as well as the mainstream music listener. He is also an outstanding lyricist with incredible freestyle ability. Currently Bill Yuns has been ripping up the Northwest club scene with a slue of performances in Seattle, Portland and Vancouver Canada. Opening up for acts like Outkast and Digital Underground.Bill Yuns is now the owner of Yun Stand Me? Records; a Seattle based Record Company working to promote the works of local artists. He is currently producing an arsenal of local Seattle talent including; Urban Tongue, Chosen, Hypnotik, $avell, Moss-A-Million, Timeless and Tiffany Wilson. With his years of experience working in the entertainment business, Bill Yuns has become a well-respected player within the artistic community of the Great Northwest.

Group Members Bill Yuns

Albums Bill Yuns "What's My Name?" - Maxi - Single

Location Seattle, WA - USA

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