Spac3man

From his start with Sportn’ Life Records, Spaceman was known for hyping his label mates on stage and delivering a hot sixteen bars on their records. In mid 2008 all of that changed as Spaceman became the labels breakout artist. He swiftly plunged on the scene doing a hefty 40 shows in 12 months. Local media, fans and his colleagues were all quick to call him the next “big thing”. Spaceman’s verse on Big Homie Style off of Jake One’s White Van Music set him apart from other locals on the al...

From his start with Sportn’ Life Records, Spaceman was known for hyping his label mates on stage and delivering a hot sixteen bars on their records. In mid 2008 all of that changed as Spaceman became the labels breakout artist. He swiftly plunged on the scene doing a hefty 40 shows in 12 months. Local media, fans and his colleagues were all quick to call him the next “big thing”. Spaceman’s verse on Big Homie Style off of Jake One’s White Van Music set him apart from other locals on the album. His energy is magnetic and his stage show is outstanding. In 2009 Spaceman was invited to play some of the regions most esteemed music festivals like Bumbershoot, The Capitol Hill Block Party and Reverbfest. He has shared the stage with Nas, Wu Tang Clan, Redman & Method Man, 88 Keys, and Devin the Dude. Known primarily for club anthems like “Fly den a Muf*ka” and Box-n-Pop”. His smash single “This is that Fire” went directly into rotation on Seattle’s KEXP 90.3FM almost immediately after its release. Spaceman’s debut E.P. is due out Spring 2010 and will be followed up by a couple of more E.P’s and then a full length project. For know you can catch him doing what he does best, rocking mics, stage diving, crowd surfing and just plain entertaining crowds.