DOE BOY

Every so often in life, you come across something so special that it leaves a mark in your life forever. That something special is DOE BOY, a young up and coming artist from the ever so vivid streets of South-West Philadelphia. Born in 1984 to a single mother & raised in a place where, as Frank Lucas said, "either you somebody, or you ain't nobody", DOE BOY represents everything the rap game needs.



"I always loved music, R & B, Hip-Hop, Soul, whatever has real feelings in it". DOE started writing music back when he was just 11 years old, after hearing the song "Things Done Changed" by the late great Biggie Smalls. Unknown to his mother ofcourse. " I related to that song at such a young age because where im from was just like that. By that time a couple of my uncles friends had been murdered, and it was wild everywhere. My mom was having health problems and thats the only parent i know so i felt him when he said, "my momma got cancer in her breast, dont ask me why im motherf****n stressed".



DOE BOY kept rapping and telling street tales about the " City of Brotherly Love" and his views on life. In 2006 He Met With DJ KRILL from L.A and released "Anotha Day, Anotha Dollar" the mixtape pushing between 2500-5000 copies through out LA, ATL, CHI, Philly, Jersey, And Delaware. In 2008 DOE BOY released the "HARD BODY" MIXTAPE SERIES With DJ's No Phrillz, Krill, Mackie and is working with a select crew of producers on an Forth-Coming Album. 2 Be Continued D.OLLARS O.VER E.VERYTHING !!!!!!!!!!



OVER MIXTAPE COVER DONE BY BRAY THE ENGINEER. TILL I SEE U AGAIN R.I.P( I LOVE U NIGGA)