Music Style Hip Hop With a little bit of Rap.

Musical Influences Everyone who puts time into making their own shit!

Similar Artists Nobody.....

Artist History The current line up of the Clockwork Click(Sick-P, Malaki, and D.J. Crown) began practicing and performing together in the spring of 2000 at parties and social gatherings. We have made appearances solo and as a group at parties mostly organized by Fresh Communications, an organization of dejays, emcees and other hip-hop enthusiasts local to the P-cola, and West Fla. area. We have recently become more committed and have been regularly producing beats and laying down tracks as a result of increased self production resources. We are hoping to gain a little recognition taking measures such as building this web site, scheduling local events, and showing our asses at parties every chance we get. A demo is currently in the works. Patrick James Danaher: Lyricist, emcee, alchoholic son of a bitch... AKA Sick-P. P started rappin in 1994 at the ripe old age of 15. He did it for fun and never took it seriously at first. It all really started for him in '97 when at a party some child challenged him to a battle. He roasted the kid. Sick-P took the crowd response and from then on he Knew that hip-hop was inside of him. Over the next few years P was writting steadily and pouncing any oppertunity to exhibit his freestylabilty. Pensacola's scarce scene had little to offer and it wasn't until summer of 1999 that he had anyone to relate with on the same level of seriousness. He and I began battling over other artists beats and eventually collaberating to write songs. In the spring of 2000 I introduced him to D.J. Crown and the three of us began working together to form the foundation of what was to become the Clockwok Click. The rest is future history. Joseph Bartholomew Wilson, lyricist, multi- talented musician, alchoholic son of a bitch... AKA Malaki, MickDaddy... At age twelve I began to express interest in becoming a musician. I was teaching myself to play my father's drums and begging him to buy me a bass guitar. On my thirtenth birthday I was given an Ibanez bass and a crate practice amp that my pops found in a pawn shop. I began learning the bass, and a year later I picked up the guitar as well. At age sixteen came my first serious exposure to hip-hop from an insider's view. All along my friend Rocky and I would freestyle at parties, but it wasn't until I had gone to visit my mother in Baltimore that I had exposure to a deep Hip-Hop scene. I met a kid named Dennis who spun Hip-Hop and had a studio in his basement. We got high one day in his studio and he was spinnin some shit. I was fuckin around, freestylin and clownin on the mic. That night Dennis took me to a party and there was a battle. He got me drunk and convinced me to enter the competition. I got on the mic and was quickly eliminated on the first round, but the rush of being on stage flowing had me addicted.

Group Members Patrick Danaher A.K.A. "Sick-P" Joey Wilson A.K.A. "Malaki" Jessie Sheppard A.K.A. "Dj Krown"

Location Pensacola, Fl - USA

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