Humble G tha Fiddla

As we deal with the extended recession and depressed economic status within our nation; there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon. Humble G, aka Humble G tha Fiddla, brings a multi-talented approach to Hip Hop. With the combined skills of rapping, singing and spoken word to accent his superior violin playing, Humble G brings a fresh approach to the music industry that hasn’t been seen in years.
By experiencing first hand the effects of a growing up in a broken home in an impoverished neighborhood Humble G has a depth and understanding that gives his music substance. This upbringing has molded him into the multi-faceted and diverse musician he is today.
Since studying the Hip Hop culture and growing his skills with the The Afripeans, Humble G has set his sights on a solo career that focuses more on his personal attributes and what he can contribute to redefining the music industry as a cross-genre headlining performer.

The world will soon discover that a self-taught African-American musician in his 20s from the inner city of Cleveland Ohio has something to say, and he will speak to the masses through the melodies of his violin.

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Humble has amassed over 500 performances nationwide including performing for President Barack Obama, at the Ojay’s Family Reunion, and has had the honor of being the only Cleveland group invited to perform at the 2011 U.S. Tennis Open in New York City.

Other notable performance venues and events include:

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The Playhouse Square
New Years Eve at Barley House
Ted Ginn Academy Graduation
Joe Jackson’s Birthday Party
Severance Hall
The Playhouse Performing Hall
Hopkins International Airport
Ohio Homecoming Kickoff
African World Fest
The Appache Club (Atlanta)
Fox 8 News in the Morning
Baltimore Hair Expo
Frasiernet Power Networking Conference
New Music Seminar
Shooters On The Water