Struc Supreme

Atlanta artist Struc Supreme has been dropping music consistently, leading up to this brand new project “Hustla’s Spirit”. He already has a couple singles getting radio spins. Don’t sleep, Give it a listen. - EEZ Media

When speaking of returning hip hop to its original form the sounds of STRUC SUPREME music will be pinnacle during this rebirth. He is a talented lyricist and songwriter whose movement is becoming a universal takeover. With a style some have called “Supremium”, STRUC SUPREME has nothing on his mind but to be successful and revitalize the music industry. His drive, lyrical touch, and fascinating stage presence is unmatched. This is how the name STRUC SUPREME was created. STRUC SUPREME’s influences range from Bobby Blue Bland and Bobby Brown to Atlanta’s own Outkast and T.I. Struck by the feeling of music, STRUC SUPREME was impelled to deliver his own style structured in a quote by the late great Bob Marley “One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.” Struc Supreme leaves it all on the stage - F2FtheMag.com

Struc Supreme is a dedicated and prolific artist who was forged from the same Atlanta metal as hip hop legends T.I. and Outkast.

Struc Supreme’s sound embraces all that the Dirty South is known for, but with lyrics that cut a little deeper. His genre-crossing influences are evident in his sound. You can hear the soul of Bobby “Blue” Bland in his arrangements and while not letting up on the bounce, Struc Supreme brings the groove and over-the-top brashness of R&B’s Bobby Brown.

His style has been dubbed “Supremium” and you can hear it in his music and lyrics.

Struc Supreme lays down beats that are almost sing-song with lyrics that are bulletproof in their intensity.

You can purchase and download his music and other items at his website: www.strucsupreme.com

Where you can find him:

Twitter

SongKick

Youtube

For bookings, please email: strucsupreme@gmail.com - Weadia Media

I like that he’s hittin’ a lick with his Juug video. LoL. It’s a good song and a good video. The scary part is that it looks a lot like the videos we’ve been shooting for Trouble in Atlanta (they aren’t out yet), meaning the video is a performance interspersed with telling a story from the streets.

This street rap lane is slowly narrowing, but it’s one of my favorite kinds of rap. I love the street shit, what can I say? Struc Supreme has the look, the style, the content, and the flow to attract the fans of street rap. Now he just needs to build his buzz bigger and stronger–promote in ATL, Macon, Columbia, Albany, Columbus, and Augusta…all on the streets. I look forward to hearing more from him. - Tasha and Wendy Day

When it comes to creativity, originality, and true talent Struc Supreme is an artist of all three elements. Born Deon Bowden and claiming the industry moniker of Struc Supreme, this Atlanta native is definitely making his mark on the industry.
With such a diverse background and wealth of life experience Struc Supreme tells a story that the audience can always relate to.
With influences ranging from Bobby Blue Bland and Bobby Brown to Atlanta’s own Outkast and T.I. to name a few, Struc Supreme has a way of drawing a listener in with his smooth execution of versatility.
Struc Supreme credits his approach to music to the quote by the late great Bob Marley “One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.”
With this at his core, Struc Supreme combines his poetic flow pattern, original lyrics, and occasional punch lines over heavy bass hard hitting tracks bringing you ‘Supremium.’
Enjoy the lyrical ride as Struc Supreme is sure to take you on a continuous roller coaster! - Niji Magazine