Lyrikul Judgement

The future of tomorrow is one way to describe these two individuals. Seems like it was yesterday when Pierre Smith & Timothy Eddie met,but they have really been together for quite sometime now. These two met before back in fall of 2009 and personally became acquainted in late-March of 2010 due to a prior studio session. During the studio session Pierre (also known by the alias B.M.) was working a song titled "Allergic" in which featured one of his long-termed friends whose name is Shelby ...

The future of tomorrow is one way to describe these two individuals. Seems like it was yesterday when Pierre Smith & Timothy Eddie met,but they have really been together for quite sometime now. These two met before back in fall of 2009 and personally became acquainted in late-March of 2010 due to a prior studio session. During the studio session Pierre (also known by the alias B.M.) was working a song titled "Allergic" in which featured one of his long-termed friends whose name is Shelby Young and a short-term friend whose name is Reginald Coleman. In the process of making the song the studio engineering who was recording the song called in Timothy (also known as Yung XVI) to be featured on the project as well. After the recording,mixing,and mastering of the song and the impact the song had the rest was set was stone. These four soon began making numerous projects together to the point in which they formed a group in May called L.E.G.A.C.Y. Later on the foursome created a mixtape project titled Honor,Loyalty,& Respect which received lukewarm reviews due to lack of promotion. Fast forward to July, the group decided to go there separate ways due to non-dedicated members, but Pierre and Tim stay working amongst each other and later recorded a soon-to-be smash street hit titled "Keep Tha Change" recorded and produced by Eric Revill at Hi-Def Recording Studios and later became a group hence the name Lyrikul Judgement. Due to there constant grind and hustle, around mid-August it all paid off. They met wit Jerry McNeill of Global 1 Records who taught them ways of the rap industry and wanted to work with the two to the point where he signed them both on September 11,2010 to Global 1 Records, but later on in the year the deal turned sour and they parted ways. Now the two are hard at work shopping for deals, studios to record in, and artists to work with while working on mastering their craft and broadcasting themselves and their music to its fullest potential.