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I don't listen to Rap
“the tone of the voice shows that the rapper has skills . Good chorus. The lyrics are clever . to me you sound better than most rappers . I only really like Biggie “
Reviewed by: Brotherorchid from Los Angeles, California
- Brotherorchid
Who is this guy?
“I thought this song was about being in credit card debt when you spend it all on recording an album. I get the shout outs to your street team. This boy's good!! Shhh...Just goes to show you that this genre is never going to leave...damn it!! “
Reviewed by: Sundown25 from Littleton, Colorado
- Sundown25
for the south
this sound is very nostalgic for me it reminds me of the universal sound that our artist have here in the stl. Okay I know your thinking " He doesnt sound like Nelly" and your right because Nelly just made that up to stand out be Cutta seemed to have nailed the type of music that I know stl will like. I give him four stars and advice to come perform at one of our clubs here, Im sure Cutta will like the response
posted by: sdunlap on 4/5/05 @ 04:30
- sdunlap
YO SHIT WAS HOT
THAT SHIT WAS HOT KEEP DOIN YOUR THANG
posted by: DEJUAN LUCIAN on 5/3/05 @ 07:53
- DEJUAN LUCIAN
that was hot..
the names wunda peep my material and if u like what u hear and u wanna do something holla at me, i'm always down to colabo...1
posted by: Wunda on 4/20/05 @ 11:20
- Wunda
Discography
SWAG ON
GOT DOUGH
YOU THIRSTY
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Bio
The name "Cutta" was chosen because it was a name that captures your interest like the lyrics in his songs. Cutta's Rap style is an up-tempo southern accented style that flows through the listener's ears.
Cutta has gained a strong presence on the internet, by way of independent music sites on the web. His song "Cut the Check" was named "Track of the day" by "GarageBand." He also have multiple songs in rotation on "Live365." His single "You Thirsty" is being played on College radio stations covering each region of the US. In the month of May 2005, He was featured on the cover of "Atlanta Talent Magazine," a magazine promoting the hottest rising stars of Atlanta. He just recently was selected to be on the cover of AMG Entertainment's "Hip Hop Talent Magazine," located in Utah and that issue is due this summer.
Cutta's goal is to get signed by a record company that will give him the creative space to record music, that will restore the story-telling element of Hip Hop as such pioneers like Slick Rick, Doug E. Fresh and Rakim.
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