flu?id [floo-id]
noun
1. a substance, as a liquid, that is capable of flowing and that changes its shape at a steady rate when acted upon by a force tending to change its shape.
adj.
2. having particles that easily move and change their relative position without a separation of the mass and that easily yield to pressure
3. (of sounds, tones, etc.) smooth; agreeable; flowing freely: the fluid voice of a trained orator
4. Flowing like water
5. Convertible into cash: fluid assets.
out?rage [out-reyj]
noun
1. anything that strong offends, insults or affronts the feelings
2. a powerful feeling of resentment or anger aroused by something perceived as an injury, insult, or injustice verb (used with object)
3. to anger or offend; make resentful; shock: I am outraged by his whole attitude.
What was your Dad doing when he was 26? He was probably working a good job taking care of the family, right? Underground rapper FLUID Outrage will have a different story to tell his kids! While they were sleeping in their cribs Daddy was on the grind in the studio, pumping out hot tracks.
This native of Ca$hville has been a hip-hop head from day one. Growing up, FLUID Outrage listened to NWA, Big Daddy Kane, Tupac, Nas and Jay-Z. He pays homage to his roots stating, “Southern rap legends were an important part of my development, especially Rap-a-Lot and Suave House.” He has always wanted to be involved with music. FLUID Outrage is talent combined with business savvy. He attended Trevecca University on a basketball scholarship where he majored in Music Business. His education sparked a fire into a flame when he decided to start his own record label. FLUID Outrage is a founding member of Bang Out Entertainment, a record label headed by his cousin Tony “Montana” Watkins. The multi-talented FLUID writes his own lyrics, creates his own beats and engineers his own studio sessions. His first mix tape blazed the streets in 2004 with the release of Plan. Plot, Strategize…Bomb First: Vol. 1 hosted by Jones. FLUID followed up with a joint venture album with Knoxville’s Paperman, label CEO of THE R.O.B. to form the duo, Mob State. With the critical acclaim of his releases, FLUID kept it going and dropped Bang Out Radio Vol. 1: We Go Hard with DJ Red. FLUID burns the candle at both ends and earned production credits on DJ Drama’s Gangsta Grillz cut “Welcome to the Trap”. The underground Mixtape features Ca$hville, Tenn-A-Key’s own Young Buck, a prominent member of G-Unit.
On December 15, 2006, FLUID Outrage will release his greatest lyrical creation to date, Soundtrack to Da' Grind Vol. 1: 36 Fluid Ounces hosted by Tim “Kamillian” Hill.
FLUID produced the project himself with the help of guest producers Tim “Kamillian” Hill, Fate Eastwood, Mike G, Dello, KP, Chad West, M. Slade, & Killamesia. He delivers lyrical blows--sudden, blunt, and ruthless--without forgetting the importance of a powerful hook to seduce the listener into his murky world, particularly on the first hot single “Get Your Hustle Up.” FLUID describes the song as “Motivation for everyone to step their game up, no matter what you doing, it’s time to step it up”. The second single is “Everytime I Come Thru” featuring Young Buck, produced by Fate Eastwood. This track pays respect to Houston’s own hero DJ Screw. It’s sure to be a Dirty South club banger. And, he has one for the ladies with “Move Ya Body.”
FLUID plans to continue working the rites of passage for only true emcees: the Mixtape circuit.
Look out for the Soundtrack to Da' Grind Vol. 2: Scalez & Sandwich Bagz hosted by DJ Don Juan and Vol. 3: Front Door Service hosted by DJ Red.
-Monique Smith/Aerial M. Ellis
F.L.U.I.D. OUTRAGE
Mixtape Project:
Bang Out Entertainment recording artist F.L.U.I.D Outrage’s 4th Mixtape Project: “Soundtrack To Da' Grind VOL.1: 36 FLUID OZ.” will be in stores December 15, 2006! Self produced with Tim Hill, Cents Da' WeedHead, Fate Eastwood, KP, Mike G., Dello, KP, Chad West, M. Slade, & The DanceNigga.
BIRTHPLACE: Nashville, TN
MUSIC INFLUENCES: NWA, Big Daddy Kane, Tupac Shakur, Jay-Z, and all the Southern Rap Legends.
WHY PURSUE A CAREER IN HIP-HOP: I always wanted to do music, hearing other rap artist made me want to tell my story to the world. I understood the business side and I knew how to produce too.
EDUCATION: I learned a lot from my cousin and the CEO of Bang Out Entertainment, Tony “Montana” Watkins, Master P, and from majoring in music business in college.
MY KEY TO SUCCESS: Is my first single on this album produced by KP, “Get Your Hu$tle Up”. It motivates me to step my game up…no matter what I am doing.
WHAT IS THE THEME OF THE ALBUM: 36 Fluid Oz. is a testament to my name
MAIN GOAL: I’m breaking the cookie cutter mold in the music industry. I’m a trendsetter.
*First project: Plan, Plot, Strategize.Bomb First! released in 2004 received critical acclaim for its edgy style.
*Production credits: “Welcome to the Trap House” with Young Buck on DJ Drama’s Gangsta Grillz
*Look out for next release, “Soundtrack to Da Grind Vol.2: Scalez and Sandwich Bagz”
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