Bpssman Superior

With the memory of slain New Orleans underground rap legend Souljah Slim on his mind and a microphone held firmly in hand, emcee Bossman Superior is putting the streets on notice with his debut album “U GON N.O.” A proud product of New Orleans’ 17th and 3rd wards, the Crescent City native has been writing rhymes since his adolescent years and is widely respected as a certified beast on the mic.



“U GON N.O.” is a collection of raw and gutter street anthems describing the true realities of life on the poverty stricken and crime riddled streets of New Orleans, Louisiana. Bossman is the latest and most compelling emcee to date to rise amidst the ashes of so many fallen soldiers, demolished project halls, pipe dreams, penitentiary tales and street hustles to put his story and that of his hood on wax. “What you hear in my music, are the things that I’ve been through. Doing what I rap about

is not for you to do. It’s for you to listen to what I’m saying; feel my creativity and take it in as a story about what I’ve

been through,” explains Bossman.



While the album speaks for itself, an understanding of Bossman’s upbringing and life experiences in his native home of New Orleans sheds a much needed light on why a record like “U GON N.O.” is poised to get the attention of artists, fans, industry heads and hustlas worldwide.