DeMarco

DeMarco is one of the dopest MC's the Midwest has ever produced bottomline. Formerly a member of the group 275, he is partly responsible for Dayton's first hip-hop classic, Tall Life, which was dropped in 1999. This album was critically acclaimed and drew national attention immediately. Mixtapes such as Murder By Numbers I and II, showed raw street credibility and an uncanny ability to create hood anthems at will. He has toured with PMD of EPMD fame, DJ Honda, and has performed with everyone from the legendary Rakim to T.I. He has appeared in The Source, Right-On magazine, XXL, and numerous other publications. Funkmaster Flex dropped a bomb on the Dayton classic, "Dedications", the most lyrical effort to date. 275's video "Move Somethin", played on BET Uncut for nearly a year. DeMarco's commercial look, charisma, and raw lyricism make him a complete package.



In September 2007 DeMarco dropped "I'm Good At It" which has instantly become another Dayton classic with hits such as "Break Bread", the timeless cut "Strange", "Number 2" and "Buck Rogers". Now March 3rd of 2009, DeMarco and DJ SKNO present what will be considered Dayton's version of "The Chronic", "What The Streetz Want: I Am The D". The mixtape will feature Dayton's hottest and up and coming artists on collabs the will have the streets jumpin this spring. "I've been doin this for a long time and never has it been this much talent in the city at one time. I just wanted to take the rawest niggas. There's no limit to what can come from this project." Be sure to cop the whole DeMarco catalog, Tall Life '99, Murder By Numbers I '03, Murder By Numbers II '04, Unlawful Entry '05, I'm Good At It '07 and now

What The Streetz Want: I Am The D '09. Ten years deep and still jumpin, you can't discuss the best without DeMarco's name in the mix, bottomline, he good at it!



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