Nameluss
Rexburg, Idaho, United States | SELF
Music
Press
The combination of country and rap seemed as absurd as trying to blend oil and water- up until Nameluss did a pretty interesting job of mixing the two in his video for “Leave Me Alone” in an attempt to break stereotypes. - Ryan Seacrest
I must say that Underground King is probably one of his best songs off his extensive catalog. From the great production, to the quick and witty rhymes, the track has everything you are looking for. - Chi-Towns finest
Don't pigeonhole the Grindworkz ENT emcee as “soft.” Mixtape inclusion Underground King, which finds the artist spitting aggressive lyrical fire over the gritty production of Hala X, should dispel all doubts. - DJ Booth
If Nameluss keeps making songs like Rock My Soul you'll probably be hearing more and more from this dude! - Chicago Now
With Nameluss’ conversational flow this single has a breezy vibe that’s tough to resist! - DJ booth
Discography
Album: Way Too Far
Album: Endluss Mind Games
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Bio
Joey Schultz also known as Nameluss began rapping at a very young age in attempts to both express and escape his troubled young life. At the age of 6 his Mother was shot in the head and his father was later sentenced to prison. He bounced around from home to home until his mother actually made a miracle recovery. She would later remarry and life was pretty normal for Nameluss and his younger brother. Music and Hip-Hop was always something that kept Nameluss' interest and a strong impression was made. Fast forward to adulthood when tragedy would strike once again. Nameluss' first born child had passed away from (S.I.D.S) The grief seemed unbearable and Nameluss often contemplated suicide. He instead turned once again to music and Hip-Hop. His friend and producer Griffin Boice introduced Nameluss to the studio life and taking his music a little more seriously. Nameluss now has two albums "Way Too Far" and "Endluss Mind Games" Under his belt and the buzz continues to grow around this unconventional artist. Nameluss has been featured on several blogs and online magazines including RyanSeacrest.com , DJ Booth, Chicago Now, Get You Buzz Up, Donuts and Milk, and more. Nameluss has also started getting Radio play on local FM stations and soon to be more. Nameluss has a style of his own and after getting to know him and his unique past... It's no wonder why he sounds like nobody else. His flow, delivery, tone, and cadence are ever changing and he loves to do the unexpected. (See his popular music video for the song Leave Me Alone.) and you'll see just how far this artist is willing to go outside the box.
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