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BlackSoultan of California Soul

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Genre : Hip-Hop
Year Formed : 1996
Location : Los Angeles, California
Profile Views : 2014
Subscribers : 4

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I'm an artist from everywhere and nowhere and that will never change. No matter where I go, no matter where my life takes me, I will always be BlackSoultan; I will always be an artist. As for my music and my strides in the game, I have done a lot of recording in the past few years and a few notable collabos including CP, Flawliss (you will hear about him soon enough...), NoCanDo, Aceyalone, Trenseta and up-and-coming superproducer Soleternity (Young Buck, Bone Crusher, Bizzy Bone)... The first album (available for download on this site on my snocap store) was recorded innitially in the Bahamas with what is now known as Steriotypez Music. The album was completely redone with Soleternity in L.A. shortly thereafter due to contractual issues, though some of my hometown homegrown music survived, such as License Plates feat. Ovadose and Problematic. Recently, License Plates was prominently featured in the film "I'm Through With White Girls" which has been gaining recognition in film festivals worldwide such as the Hollywood Black Film Festival and the famed Cannes film festival in France. I've performed all over L.A. with the likes of Trenseta, Madam Brown, X-Clan, Slick Rick, Medusa and Flawliss Victory aka the Next Big Thing (I'm tellin' y'all, look out for that kid!). At present, the next album is finna drop. The second album is called NUCLEAR WINTER and features even more production by -- you guessed it -- Soleternity! He is accompanied by some Project Blowed regulars like Mr. Dibiase (They Don't Move Me) and Maestroe the Madmonk (Beautiful). One song, produced by Muling Productions gained fame during the Va. Tech tragedy when I made a photo/video montage of the tragedy on youtube and went to try to find some music to put behind it. My initial idea would have got me sued because I didn't have the rights to the song, so I found a song of mine that I had since forgotten called "Final Sin". 100 thousand views later and I realized I had something. At present, that album with that song is also being shopped from here to NY, Interscope to Sony. I'm making sure the album is on everyone's desk.

Do I want to be an artist? I have no choice. Am I pursuing it? I wasn't, but as time went on and my shows and music went farther than I thought it ever would, I have no other choice but to put energy behind it. After a while, I realized my music is all I am.

Because I made my music all that I am

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