D Cutta

At the age of 12, I realized I had a true interest in hip-hop. I was amazed how some artists could touch the lives of people without ever meeting them.

When I was 15, my cousins and I formed a group called "Da Outlawz" and that is when I wrote my first rhyme. During that time, I would just write down anything that rhymed whether it made sense or not.

The thought of pursuing my career in music was taken likely although I knew I had the ability and talent to do it. It wasn't until I began hanging around friends that were deep in the music and it is safe to say that they groomed me into the artist that I am today.

I developed a style and in my music I strongly express the reality of my hometown, Savannah, Georgia. When I listen to some of my favorite artists; Tupac, Scarface, Nas & Master P, whom have been an inspiration to me, they talk about their life, sex & crime. There is no way you can go wrong when you're giving the audiences real talk in your music.

Comparing rap artists from the beginning to some artists that are in the industry today, music has gone down tremendously. There are so many one-hit wonders because they have nothing to talk about.

Music is in my soul and I have so much to express. This is why I chose 2010 as my year to give you a chance to know the real me.