Artist description Bazz is a hip-hop artist w/ a mission to make you bob your head. LISTEN to him! Songs were recorded in "The Attic". Raps with what he feels. "Flow is different to everyone- if you don't like my style then back off, don't listen, and don't bitch. Those who like it are cool in my book."

Music Style Alternative - Hip-Hop - Rap

Musical Influences Influences: Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Biggie, etc.

Similar Artists Maybe sounds a little like Shady... but still original

Artist History Born: September 18, 1982 Started rapping at age 17 Albums: Innerstate 4:20 (2000) Bazz Bostrom EP: "Suburbia" (2001) Bazzurk EP: "Gone Bazzurk" (2002)

Group Members Photograsser- featured in "Redemption" and Bazzurk is featured in track "Photograsser" Dr. Suze- featured in the track titled "H.A.P." Scarface- featured in the track titled "Brawler" Eric P.- plays the cop in track titled "Thunder"

Instruments Keyboard- 4 track

Albums 2 albums completed- 3rd in the making

Press Reviews Song review of "Suburbia"... "For the 1st 15 seconds, the beat holds the listeners attention which is very critical at that stage of the song. The track has a real nice bounce to it without being to radio, the production of the track was off the chain in my opinion. The lyricist comes off over the track with an aiight flow, but the wittyness of his lyrics mixed with that ill feel, sort of like Eminem, makes up for this.I felt the hook, could have been layed down with a lot more energy which would have made it more " catchy". Overall, he's heading in the right direction by not coming off like an Eminem wannabe.Like I stated in the 1st email it's a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10. More practice with his flow, who knows the sky's the limit..." -HCP Review Network

Location Nowhere, Special - USA

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