G.O. aka Greg Owens was born May 14, 1993. He is a recording-artist/producer/singer/song-writer/C.E.O. of Next Generation Entertainment. Already had a talent of playing the drums, at the age of 10 he started writng rhymes. By the 6th grade he was signed to 614 Productions in Columbus OH in his nieghborhood. But he was later dropped due to the moving of the C.E.O. Later in 2006 he started of his own record label originally called C.O.B. Records but was later changed to T.K.O. Productions and n...
G.O. aka Greg Owens was born May 14, 1993. He is a recording-artist/producer/singer/song-writer/C.E.O. of Next Generation Entertainment. Already had a talent of playing the drums, at the age of 10 he started writng rhymes. By the 6th grade he was signed to 614 Productions in Columbus OH in his nieghborhood. But he was later dropped due to the moving of the C.E.O. Later in 2006 he started of his own record label originally called C.O.B. Records but was later changed to T.K.O. Productions and now Next Generation Ent. as of 2009. That then in their he went from rapping on tape-recorder-rapping on boomboxes with a mic-to having his own little studio in his house. From that point his first song he ever did was "Make Money, Take Money" of his first album The Come Up but was unreleased. His second album Sky's The Limit Vol. It showed a little improvement on his rapping and producing skills. Included songs such as In The Street feat. Sadiq, Real Big Scars feat. Koolaid and Q, and The Funk of Music. In Janurary of 2007 he released his third album Grind or Die. Again seeing improvement with songs such as Time's Up and Grind or Die feat. Yung Gudda. He took a 2 month time off of music and later released his best album Sky's The Limit Vol. II. Guest appearence includes label mates Koolaid and D-Unknown with guest artist Quentin "Q" Henderson. He release probrably his best song to date Girl whcih he produced, rapped, sung, and wrote. Songs included Let It Rain (T.K.O. version of Chicken Noodle Soup) feat D-Unknown, Koolaid and Q and In The Street (remix) feat D-Unknown. Later in 2007, he teamed up with his artist and released The Next Generation. Songs included Be Eazy, Cleveland Ave., Dat Thang, Can't Nobody and So Amazing. In 2008, he executived produced and was featured on Trey Ca$h's 'NorthSide Musik da Mixtape'. He also released "The Next Generation II." Songs include The Future ft. Zae, Hit Me Up, Nothing At All, Get Up ft Trey Ca$h and So Real with Trey Ca$h.
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