357 "Three-Fifty Seven"

Devin "357"(Three-Fifty Seven) Collins: The best way to describe 357 is a hustler with ambition. Born 1989 357 has already been through a lot in life. With having a beautiful little girl, working graveyard shifts, and not having a father figure to look up to 357 still finds time and determination to record lyrics that's unheard of and brings a new sound to the industry. 357 is an poet at heart, that’s why he decides to write down all of his poetry and turns them into lyrics (even the ones that’s already recorded off a freestyle). With limited funds and responsibilities to take care of, 357’s lyrical genius could only be broadcasted on other artist tracks that had the funds to pay for production and studio time but just wasn’t as talented but 357 didn’t mind because his lyrical database is unlimited. With recordings on industry beats from other artists mix tapes (some of his own) it wasn’t until 2010 that producers such as Rude Boi (Git Fresh/Flo Rida’s artist) and Phillipe “Trackman” Moise (Pastor Troy " Introductory to an Gladiator” album with Hit Single D-BOY) took notice and decided to take a chance on 357 by providing free beats and studio time. As group Git Fresh was growing Rude Boi had to go off on tour and focus on his own career, therefore Trackman and 357 formed an instant bond when Trackman realized the ability 357 has as an versatile artist and began to make magic in the studio. At the age of 21 “357” has already figured out how to take his life story’s, experiences, or just raw talent and revert it into music whether it’s an hip hop, r&b, reggae, and/or pop track whereas most artist are limited to what they can offer. Such a talented artist needs to be heard and whoever opens their eyes and gives him a chance on a label, it will be one business move they'll praise themselves for making.