BizzyB FaReal

BizzyB
FaReal, born "Isaac Owusu" is a native from Ghana who migrated to the United
States at the age of 14. Now residing in Cincinnati, Ohio, BizzyB FaReal is
making a name of himself in the indie/ hip-hop and afrobeats genre. After
playing several instruments like the keyboard, piano and drums, BizzyB FaReal
since the age of 12, BizzyB FaReal found his new love in music and took it to
the next l...evel. Since 2011, he has been able to drop 3 full
mixtapes.

In 2011, BizzyB FaReal dropped his first solo project, “The
Alluvial,” which created a little buzz around the city. Bizzy followed up with 2
projects in 2012 called “NiCE”, which was a mixture of afrobeat rap and hip-hop
freestyles; and "Tha Madonna: TGIB" which went viral on the internet and got
love from Datpiff and HotNewHipHop. This mixtape created a name for BizzyB
FaReal, not only in Cincinnati, but both national and international as his home
country embraced his talent and gave a few radio spins.

What really
motivates Bizzy to make music is, his strive for success in life as an
individual and a business man, and his ambition in changing the world to make it
a better, joyful place like paradise. This is the reason why Bizzy makes sure he
is always preaching positive in his music and telling his audience to just have
fun with life. (Life is too short to be so damn serious anyways). Some of his
influences are Andre 3000, Lil Wayne, Kanye West, Mos Def, MF Doom, Eminem and
Kendrick Lamar.

As a songwriter, BizzyB FaReal has written a lot of
songs for himself. In his last mixtape, "Tha Madonna: TGIB" we saw a lot of
original songs and a few love songs he wrote himself. Bizzy is striving to work
with other artists in the industry with his song writing abilities this year.


As BizzyB FaReal is working on his fourth coming EP "Africvn Gxd", which
is set to drop this year, he is also learning the marketing aspect of the game.
Bizzy works very hard in the studio and is willing to tell his stories and
background through his new project and future music. "Africvn Gxd" is actually
dedicated to all mankind, not just of the African decent. I am actually
dedicating it to Nelson Mandela and Dr. Kwame Nkrumah for changing Africa and
making it what it is today.