2nd Comin

2nd Comin was born Matthew Paul Cuipylo on September, 7th, 1987. He started writing poetry and music at the age of 7. “I remember the first time I saw the videos on MTV, It was like, that’s me, that’s what I want to be”. Growing up he had no father figure, no guidance, and mother who was sacrificing everything for a talent that she recognized in her son at an early age, He began writing poetry which then developed into songwriting, which developed into the recording, an so it began.”I saw my ...

2nd Comin was born Matthew Paul Cuipylo on September, 7th, 1987. He started writing poetry and music at the age of 7. “I remember the first time I saw the videos on MTV, It was like, that’s me, that’s what I want to be”. Growing up he had no father figure, no guidance, and mother who was sacrificing everything for a talent that she recognized in her son at an early age, He began writing poetry which then developed into songwriting, which developed into the recording, an so it began.”I saw my mother, it was like, she gave up her dreams to help make mine come true, now it’s time for me to pay her back for all the sacrifices she made so I could have the ability to do what I do now. I want her to be able to live her dreams through those of my own”. By the time he was 14 he had already won poetry contests locally an even out of state as well. At the age of 22 he has already accomplished a lot. He has successfully performed locally in his hometown of auburn NY, and has been featured on mix tapes all over upstate NY. He has also dabbled in the business side of the music as well, successfully setting up shows in NYC and NJ forother fellow artists. He has had the opportunity to meet some influential figures in music. Most notably, being young hip hop sensation The New Boyz, as well as Max B, DJ Lazy K, and others. He has made contacts with labels such as Island Def Jam and Bad Boy Records as well. 2nd Comin plans the release of his first full album entitled “An American Nightmare” by the end of 2010. “It's like I want people to understand, I represent the real,I represent the broken dreams of everyone who has never and will never make it. I’m an Artist, not a rapper, an Artist. I don’t make dance records and pop records. Let the others do that, there is too much going on in the world today to be making popcorn music, I intend to bring back the stories, the real life issues that people can relate to, and I can still make you feel the music. That’s what an Artist does, we paint pictures. You don’t have to like my music; all that I ask is that you respect it”. Read more: http://www.myspace.com/2ndcomin777 http://www.twitter.com/2NDCOMIN777