"BOOTMOB"

Madd Mike (AKA) Michael Harper DIRTY SOUTH Petersburg, Virginia Madd was born into this world on January 9, 1981 with the gift of music. Big Bro Spot set the foundation and at the age of twelve, Madd began writing his own lyrics. The first cut from Madd was released in 1994. BOOT MOB 4-LIFE where Madd showed love. Madd went on vacation leaving the world and life of Hip-Hop for eleven months. He returned in 1998 dropping three more head bangers Together We Stand, Fake Thugs and the family cala...

Madd Mike (AKA) Michael Harper DIRTY SOUTH Petersburg, Virginia Madd was born into this world on January 9, 1981 with the gift of music. Big Bro Spot set the foundation and at the age of twelve, Madd began writing his own lyrics. The first cut from Madd was released in 1994. BOOT MOB 4-LIFE where Madd showed love. Madd went on vacation leaving the world and life of Hip-Hop for eleven months. He returned in 1998 dropping three more head bangers Together We Stand, Fake Thugs and the family calabo Straighten the Facts featuring Trife, Spot, Big D. and Madd (himself). Madd continued to find ways to open the doors for the JUZ-UZ family. With determination, hard work and family unity all the Boot Mob wanted to do was put P town on the map leaving a legacy for their fellow brothers and children. MYK-WUT / SPOTISH What happens when you cross a southern slurred style of rhyme with a hypnotic production, from the Midwest? The answer is; a brand new style of Hip-Hop labeled as Mind Control, brought to you by Spotish and Myk-??? (Wut). The duo hooked up in Petersburg, Virginia in 1995. At the time recording underground demos and mix tapes, plagued by personal set back and small town politics. Myk-??? Left Virginia returning to his hometown in Chicago. Shortly afterwards, Spotish left for Washington, D.C. but never loosing the love for Hip-Hop. The two kept in contact with each other in hopes of one-day coming together and doing a full-length project. As The Years Go By, featuring such songs as the Una-Bomber where Spotish relates to the real life Una-Bomber, Ted Kazinsky in lyrical form. (The actual bombing took place on Spotishs birthday 4/19/1995). Distribution features a bass heavy track with a mind controlling vibe. Discussing our industry goal Gotta Get This Land. Freaka-Freaka is the party anthem for Petersburg, also known as Freakerburgs. Makes No Sense displays the versatility of Spotish as an artist appealing to the Hip-Hop culture on a whole. Outta Place is the story of events that took place one rainy night before a show. Spotish and Myk-??? Never made it. With influences such as: Quincy Jones, D.J. Premiere and Organized Noise, Spotish and Myk-??? Plan on bringing diversity into an industry where everything sounds the same! THE BIOGRAPHY OF DANIEL BELL Daniel Bell (aka) Big D, (aka) Dezal was born in Baltimore, Maryland but raised in Virginia. He started listening to rap music at a very early age. When he was six years old, his big brother Sean wrote Daniels first verse. Sense then hes been devoted and had a love for music. Six years later in Virginia Daniel met his right hand man, Madd Mike. Madd and Daniel used to play tag while they listened to the infamous sounds of Trife and S.P. Madd and Daniel always wanted to follow in their footsteps of creating lyrics and putting them into sound. S.P. wrote three verses for Mike, Big Ds little brother and Big D. Madd Mikes brother used to tell them that if they could rap and represent then he would work with them in fulfilling their dreams and goals as musicians. More than ten years later S.P. got them into the studio every other day dropping jewels. Trying to bring about a new and better sound to Hip-Hop such as: We Da Boot, Practice Makes Perfect and Together We Stand. A new Millennium sound. Today, the Juz-Uz family is one step closer to being perfect because Together They Stood creating lyrics and sounds that all could relate to.