D.R.P.

Life is exactly what you make of it. There are no reset or rewind buttons to change the past, and you must live with every decision you make for the rest of your life. Hard work, dedication, determination, perseverance; these are words that describe someone of a great stature, someone who has worked and earned these titles, someone like Demetrius “D.R.P.” Pearson. In this day and age, music is so much a part of life that we literally need it to survive…only problem is a lot of the music today is recycled garbage. Prepare to be refreshed with the originality, verbal catastrophe, and lyrical phenomenon of D.R.P. Muzik.

Born December 22nd, 1989 in the southern part of America, Demetrius "D.R.P." Pearson, 21, has what it takes to put his city on the map and make a name for himself beyond imagination. First fully engaging in the music game at age 14, D.R.P. has skills ranging from impeccable free styling techniques to tongue-twisting verses easy to comprehend; no artist is safe from his wrath.
Setting the standard for new age music is his goal. Heart, life, emotion, but furthermore talent, all attributes of this diversified artist. The concepts are all relatable to each and every person at some point in their life, and being able move the crowd, as well as enlighten the mind is always a plus. Educated lyricist, pro plus studio engineer at Atlas Studios located in Tennessee, manager to some of the hottest artists coming out of Chattanooga as well as many other cities and states around the country, this young man has his hands full.

“I look at life like this; dream as much as you can, and when you find one you want to make real life reality, do it. A lot of my music is inspirational only because of the simple fact that too many people are settling with doing just enough. I made it my business to become the best in this industry only because I want it just that bad. Miss hours of sleep for a reason if you stayin’ up and sleep only if God has called you home. Thomas Edison slept no more than four hours every day, and in turn, we owe much of our well-being to him. Not trying to compare to a great such as Edison, so when I put in just as much work into my craft, and miss just as much sleep, only to do as much more work as he did, would do you think the outcome will be?”