November 25, 1980, Cook County, Chicago, Ill, USA. A new Breed in entertainment of music; Ram-C-Note is an up and coming success as a hip-hop artist. He also excels in business, with his record label establishing Ram-C-Note as a prominent artist figure in the near future. His northern California sound has continued to grow with the heavy collaborations of a well-respected and noted producer (Young Mozart). They have been taking independent hip-hop deep into the mainstream. Its unorthodox commercial appeal is unquestionable, and has made Ram-C-Note one of the most sought after figures in California’s music industry.
As a child, Ram-C-Note moved from the windy city to the sunshine state of California in 1987. Ram-C-Note began mastering his craft of rapping and song writing. He was also a DJ After 5 years of garage demos and tapes, an older brother of Ram-C-Notes co-rapper (Al Honey), who was an affiliate in music, found the right sound at a local studio where the crew started recording songs in 1997.
In May of 2000, Ram-C-Note launched his 1st album titled “Satisfaction Guaranteed”, which threatened the streets with the flavor of prolific lyrics blended with exquisite tracks that rioted with impact and put the fellas on the map.
Soon after, under short notice, Ram-C-Note began recording the sophomore album titled “Sleezy.” With only 6 weeks remaining, Ram-C-Note and producer Young Mozart re-collaborated with artists from the 1st success such as The Unknown (TUK), Al Honey, T-1, Gruve, and Alexis Lopez. He also invited Bay Area Rap legend and pioneer Mac Dre from Vallejo and formed the classic “Come Home With Me”, to add some saucy flavor to the project, from California’s own backyard.
After 2 years of dealing with issues of reality, your boy is back! Stirring and stewing some of the finest recipes the world has been waiting for. In the finishing days of 2005, Ram-C-Note’s been working on his junior (3rd) album titled “III” (three), which is set to launch in May 2007. “My fans in California, in America, and throughout the world have been waiting for something like this. I got to admit, the rap game hasn’t been up to par lately, so an album like this is only gonna be a positive to this disgusting, crooked, and cutthroat industry.”
–Ram-C-Note- !
