4th and Inchez

4th and Inchez is comprised of 3 members, Verse, KB & Kizza, which are all of Nigerian heritage. The trio is originally from Brooklyn, New York but currently reside in Houston, Texas. These different sounds can be detected in their music, and can be described as East Coast meets the Dirty South with an ethnic wrinkle. That is one of the things that makes 4th and Inchez sound unique. The trio doesn't limit their sound to what would be typically thought of as Hip Hop/Rap. When Verse, KB, and Kizza came to Houston they soon joined forces with three other Houston rappers to form The Union Muzic Group. In the eight months that followed The Union worked diligently in the studio and produced three mixtapes all while building a fan base and a street following. Our very first single “My Banana” (We Loco) was produced by KB and had over 3,000 downloads in the first week. All three of the mix-tapes had downloads in the tens of thousands, over 60,000 plays on www.myspace.com/4thinches along with thousands of cd’s passed out in the streets. 4th and Inchez music has been played on 97.9 KBXX, 90.9 KTSU, and 90.3 and have performed several live shows in Houston, Dallas, & Beaumont, TX. 4th and Inchez have opened for many artist such as Rick Ross, Fabolous, Dorrough, Gucci Mane and many more. Before forming the Union, 4th and Inchez produced 2 other mixtapes; No Fly Zone, & Lag-City. What makes 4th and Inchez so unique is the diversity of each group members style and how it translates into their music. Three young men who have experienced three distinct ways of life (lived in the East, moved and grew accustomed to the ways of Houston, Texas) but all have backgrounds and influences stemming from Africa. The ultimate goal is for 4th and Inchez music to reach further than the Hip Hop crowd, but also to the alternative crowd as well. ..