Relentlezz Dre

Relentlezz began writing and laying his rhymes in 1998. Upon perfecting his skills Relentlezz Dre recorded his first studio track 2001 at Horizon Studios in Maryland. From there, Relentlezz would set out on his own and linked up with City Vibe Recordings in late 2001 and 2002. To promote himself, Relentlezz would press up and distribute more than 500 singles in MD & DC for promotional reasons to little avail. In the summer of 2002, he collaborated with De’Aticus (Uprize Entertainment) on a track called “Every Uprise, There’s A Downfall” (still unreleased). Due to creative differences, Relentlezz decided to split from City Vibe Recordings and searched for a new home. He then linked up with Skinny Corleone and 48th/49th Records and signed a recording agreement. Relentlezz released his debut album in August 2005 entitled "The Rel One" which sold 3,000 copies with online promotion only. Relentlezz also shot his first video for the lead single titled "4 Ever" (King of Maryland) which garnered substantial airplay on BET Uncut.

Relentlezz Dre has incredible career stats, including nomination as Best Hip-Hop artist 2003 (solo) Urban Independent Music Awards and Relentlezz’ regional song MD, DC, VA was in the Top 10 songs on the online Internet Music Charts in the Hip Hop Genre in 2003-2004. Relentlezz has toured and performed alongside Bone Thugs n Harmony, Tank, Northern Lights and Tabi Bonney. He has been featured on numerous remixes and mixtapes with Notorious BIG, Akon, Christina Milian, Swizz Beats, Krayzie Bone (including an original track with Krayzie Bone) DJ P Cutta and Krayzie Bone’s own K Mont from his label Thugline Records. Relentlezz has achieved great success by pushing over 15,000 units with no promotion. Relentlezz was a nominee for "Artist Most Likely To Succeed" for the 2009 and 2010 DMV Music awards.

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