BIG DOLLAH SHO

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BIG DOLLAH SHO PRESENTS:BON APETIT(STILL HUNGRY)VOL.1 by CORNA BLOX PRODUCTIONS



BIG DOLLAH SHO PRESENTS:EMIREL LaGIZZY(IM WHATS KOOKIN) STARRING NISH by BIGDOLLAHSHO




Big Dollah, aka Shogunz, came in this world when crack cocaine reigned supreme in the plagued streets of Brooklyn, NY. In search of a better and safer life, his mother Dulia J. Charles relocated to Corona, Queens, where she would soon find out would change the courses of her childs life. Big Dollah started pretty average very bright in school and was always comedic amongst his peers. It wasn't till his early teenage years when he started running with the wrong crowds and getting himself into mischief in the community. He started off rapping in the classrooms about silly things like food, using well known songs and adding his version to it. He realized that he could actually go somewhere with his talent. When he was around 12 years old, he started recording little love songs for his junior high school crush using a simple tape recorder. He use to idolize legendary Wu-Tang Clan for their unique style and Rza for his sharp remarkable beats. Around 15, the well known Jay Waxx Garfield, (Bad Boy Classic hit producer) worked on his demo with Sho trying to help get him recognized. However, before the project was finished, Sho was incarcerated for guns and drug related charges.
Upon his release in 2002, a lot of things changed for Sho. Messing up his opportunity with Jay on his demo, he decided he was going to perfect his craft at making beats for awhile instead of relying on other sources. As time progressed, Sho was getting stronger with the production and started recording songs on his own beats. Word was getting around in the neighborhood about Big Dollah's talented skills, so he started selling his productions locally. He was self recorded and produced ten albums of his own underground and numerous local artists in his area. He has borrowed a couple of Rza, Dr. Dre like sounds and molded it into his own form of unique talent. With all the blood, sweat and tears he had invested into his passion of music, its about time Sho gets the recognition and fame for his multi-talented skills.
He has done work with his neighborhood group, Tre Duce & CCF, Eddie Cane, Bigalo from South Side Jamaica, Prinz from Black Hand, Soul Food, Perdie the Street Don from Hoodlife Ent., Ghetto Prisoners from East Elmhurst, Charlie Charm from Corna Blox Entertainment, Dutch Rigarous, Fleese and of course himself. Check out some of his work in a hood near you. His music speaks for itself.