Musical Influences talib kweli, jay-z, Delltron, and next level shit

Artist History A-Bomb and Hype-one have both been rhyming since adolescence. A-Bomb also made beats for a few years, which is how they met. One day in Summer 97' Hype was writing rhymes at home, and decided it was time to record a demo. He had skills, but no tracks and turned to the internet to look for some dope producers. He checked out putmeon.com, saw A-Bomb's tracks and emailed him. Bomb put together a few joints, shipped them out, and they talked on the phone long distance. Bomb from Atlanta and Hype from Mass since then. They battled, talked shit, and played songs for each other, but it never truly clicked until 117H. In April, A-Bomb returned from drug rehab (a whole 'nother story), and was living at home in Atlanta with no direction. Hype was still in Mass, writing, recording and shopping his demo and had gotten a phone call from a management company in Atlanta saying that they were feeling his shit and wanted him to come down to ATL. So it was only natural they moved in together at apartment 117H in Bristol Pointe in Norcross, GA. It was both they're first times living in an apartment, and some wild ass shit went down that Summer. Mostly Sex, Drugs, and Hip Hop, but the result of our combined experiences made this project - aptly named, 117H. Contact A-Bomb @ 912.681.2742 or one17@frontiernet.net

Group Members A-bomb and Hype-one

Albums 117

Press Reviews Rapsheet (www.rapsheet.com) says, "B & H pull no punches and you will feel what they’re feeling on each track. Overall, this is one of the better independent releases that I have put my ears on." Hip Hop DX's DJ Rhythem wrote, " The music is very versatile and a well balanced creation, club hits, radio playable, and street credible songs, songs!!"

Location Atlanta, GA - USA

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