Artist description 3 wonderfully crafted world renowned musicians.

Music Style Contemporary Urban

Artist History After years of intense classical music training around the world, the 3 absolutely brilliant and stunning creative worlds of OR-G, STIN-G, and GA-LEE G came together in an intense explosion that may be likened to the beginning of the universe. Never has there been on the face of this earth such a wonderful arrangment of brilliance and integrity. OR-G began his career at age 1, playing piano pieces by Beethoven and learning some of Bach's early organ performances. While studying and training his classical ear at Gulliard, another future member of The White Devils, STIN-G (pronounced Stin-Gee) was fine tuning his musical prowess. Daily recitals of Bach's prelude and fugue in E Flat/D Sharp Minor as well as French Motets, Madrigals, and early Italian Opera proved invaluable later when Stin-G joined The White Devils. At one performance, OR-G and Captain C were in the crowd and were impressed by Stin-G, so they decided join forces. Instantly, they knew that they had to put thier intense, long years of classical music training to use and start a rap group. This would be no ordinary group though. The third member, whom the ladies call "Cap'n C", was also a pupil of Johann Gurtetso Jean-Luc, and was always one to be counted on to be at the classical musicians conference every year. He also was known to frequent tupperware parties and was an avid Avon client. When these three people joined forces, the world as we know it changed forever...These three began a rap supergroup. They began....THE WHITE DEVILS

Group Members OR-G STIN-G Cap'n C - AKA K.C., Kaptain Cracker, etc..

Albums Once Upon a Crime - in the works

Location Tucson, Arizona - USA

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