G Perico began his rap career in a group with two other rappers that called themselves the Wild Bunch. During this time, he had one foot in the studio and one foot in the streets. He would oftentimes find himself in trouble with the law, but managed to stay focused on the music. In 2011,… Read More
G Perico began his rap career in a group with two other rappers that called themselves the Wild Bunch. During this time, he had one foot in the studio and one foot in the streets. He would oftentimes find himself in trouble with the law, but managed to stay focused on the music. In 2011,… Read More
G Perico’s introduction to the music business came very early on in his life. His uncle had his own independent record label and a studio at his grandmother’s house. During his school years, English was always his strong point and was where he began writing poems and storytelling. Being exposed to the business and creative… Read More
G Perico’s introduction to the music business came very early on in his life. His uncle had his own independent record label and a studio at his grandmother’s house. During his school years, English was always his strong point and was where he began writing poems and storytelling. Being exposed to the business and creative… Read More
G Perico’s introduction to the music business came very early on in his life. His uncle had his own independent record label and a studio at his grandmother’s house. During his school years, English was always his strong point and was where he began writing poems and storytelling. Being exposed to the business and creative… Read More
G Perico’s introduction to the music business came very early on in his life. His uncle had his own independent record label and a studio at his grandmother’s house. During his school years, English was always his strong point and was where he began writing poems and storytelling. Being exposed to the business and creative… Read More
AD and Sorry Jaynari are putting their own spin on the formula. The former, an MC hailing from Compton, earned his street stripes as a Crip, pouring his life experiences into numerous mixtapes including 2013’s Project A and 2015’s Blue.89, which netted the hit “Juice” that racked up 972,000 hits on YouTube. Jaynari cut his teeth elsewhere… Read More
