Saint Nick

Saint Nick has next in the game…..The ‘90s was a golden period in time, which birth some of the greatest moments in Hip-Hop history. From the style, the rhymes and the feel, it made you long to be there amongst all of the excitement! The old remember seeing Biggie on MTV with Fab Five Freddy for the first time, while the youth today know Dr. Dre’s production from the magical songs created for Snoop Dogg and Eminem. When a young Saint Nick was listening to Ice Cube and Grand Puba on the stereo back in the day, he would have never thought that Hip-Hop’s past would be motivating him in the present, to become one of raps most sought after in the future.

Born Nick Grant in South Carolina, the youngest of 4 kids his brother recognized Saint Nick was hungry for the opportunity to pursue his Hip-Hop dreams on a much larger scale. Saint Nick moved to ATL at the age of 14 and has not looked back. “Life for me has always been a grind even in South Carolina, when I moved here my ambition never changed, the grind kept going. It was always music, music, music and how can I meet this person. How can I network with this guy to make what I want a reality.” His drive is easily matched by his musical artistry. Nick’s lyrical rhyme style comes off as nomadic because you know where he’s from - his style cannot be categorized to any specific region whether it is the East Coast or Down South. You hear his music and you know he’s unique. It’s that same uniqueness that garnered him the attention of music industry heavy weight Devyne Stephens and Shanti Das. "It was his charismatic swag and the way he put his lyrical metaphors together that caught my attention. I feel he's the greatest of his generation," says Devyne, and Shanti goes on to say, “Saint Nick isn't just another rap artist from the South, he is an extremely talented emcee that’s poised to stand amongst the greats!”

As a studious fan of The Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z, 2 Pac, Nas, Eminem, Too $hort, UGK, Snoop, Dr. Dre and many others, Saint Nick admits that his style is a reflection of the greats. “I used to listen to these guys all the time as a kid and have taken lessons from many. His second mixtape…The(Present) was release June 29th to rave reviews. This lyricist has left the gate, and is poised to take the rap game by storm.