B.L.A.C

Born: Yule James Harrison

Alias: J. Blac , Buddah Blessed(Producer name)

Stage/artist Name: B.L.A.C.

From: Southside Jamaica Queens Now resigning in Richmond Virginia

Age:22

Born:8/15/88

Genre: Rap/Hip Hop, R&B, Pop

Hobby: Ghost Writing/Producing

Everybody noticed I had talent with rap at the age of 11 when I rapped over a beat in a studio my step father took me and my brother too one time. I gave about 12 bars that sounded better than the guys’ whole record. I had over heard them talking about it while I was still in the booth doing doubles. From then on I knew I was on to something. They ended up adding me to the credits of the record too. When I hit high school I was in battles, Locally, auditioned for 106 & park freestyle Fridays. I know I have the ability to do more with my talent than battle rapping so I put that part of the plan down and concentrated more on honing my craft more vocally. My friends had their own studio in their room and I was there every chance I could get. I recorded well over hundreds tracks in about a year and a half. I wish I could have done more though. But after high school I was still trying to follow my dream. I recorded the mix tape ""The 1st Impression”. It moved 700 units, which was good for somebody just starting out. No laptop, computer, nothing. It was just me, some inserts as a cover, the CD’s and a backpack. I then started on my album ""The Blackout”. I was given the nickname Buddah Blessed because of my excessive smoking and producing great beats on fruity loops and was consistently making more beats for my own projects as well as other local artists in New York. I had decided to just produce everything myself because I felt more comfortable. I know what I like and How I like it, so why not do it myself . It took about 3 months to fully record and get everything mastered. I was very happy with what I had done too, but the only thing that got to me was that I did not have a machine behind me enough to really put out my own album. I wanted the album that I worked so hard on for the world, not just the block.Some of the tracks are still online with myspace.com I've released the mix tapes ""THE NEW BORN"" and“ A SHOW OF MATURITY ” just recently this year to stay relevant with new material . I never stop working. I like to stay consistent as possible. I’ve also been featured on other artists’ mix tapes locally. Recently I've been recording songs that are going to be on the new mix tape titled ""SMOKE MUSIC"" and extra songs for future projects as well. Sometimes I use a Blackberry, but, for the most part I don't like to write music down because it's better to feel it. Visible words can't express as vividly as my visual will.............

I have the talent; I just want exposure to the world. I’m not asking for the fame or the money because that's not what I make music for. I make music to change whoever listening to it's perception on life. To put a smile on a face frowning. Or to simply just give you what you want to hear when you want to have a good time. I have the fans but I never want to be the one that fades away. It’s like having a friend but just knowing there living isn’t good. You want to hear from them and be able to see them every now and than. I just. I show versatility without limits. They say patience is a virtue and I've waited a long time. I can honestly say I'm ready. I’m 22 years old and I got enough music in me to go until I'm 51.I just need the chance.

Yo1 Single From MixTape " A Show Of Maturity "

Hip Hop/Rap

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