Step-Ezz

Step Ezz performed his first talent show at the age of eleven years old. Where he received standing ovation and first place. In 2003 he performed with his mother at the New Years Day Fed-Ex Orange Bowl Beach Bash opening for reggae artist Shaggy.



He performed at numerous free style competitions at the Art Festival in Florida City, Florida.



In 2004 he performed for Quarter Mile Style Car Show.



In 2005 he performed at the MLK Keep the Dream Alive Concert. July 4, 2005, performed at Charles Hadley Park Celebration of Independence Day.



In 2006 Step Ezz recorded a jingle for Revelation Flea Market in Naranja, Florida that was a televised commercial that aired on BET Adelphia Cable Network. He performed as a special guest for Homestead and South Dade football game after party. In 2006 Step Ezz released a single entitled Rippin 305 (currently has eight songs recorded on his album” that was playing at a local teen club and parties. Step Ezz indepedantely sold thousands of units on street corners, gas stations, car washes, where ever and when ever he could. Step Ezz hustled to get his name and music out to as many people that were willing to listen and some times even the ones that weren’t. That same year he performed at the Uncle Al Peace in the hood Festival.



In 2007 Step Ezz performed as a headliner at the Homestead’s Martin Luther King Show. He nailed that show, fans were moving like never before, asking for autographs on posters, shirts and even their flesh. This confident rapper went to inner city Miami two days later and ripped the stage a second time leaving the same affect. March 2007 Step Ezz was a cameo featured in Ludacris’s video “SLAP” portrayed as a car theft. In that same month Step Ezz also modeled in the 2007 Children’s Trust Fund and Health Connect that is featured on posters located in over 685 schools across Dade and Broward County. July 2007 a performance at Zoe’s Summer Groove block party rocked over 1000+. That day was so crazy that even icon Price Markie D from the 103.5the beat Miami “he ripped it”. October 2007 cameo in Sean Kingston’s “I’ll take you there” music video.



Seventeen-year-old plans to step into the music industry nationally like never before relating to every day issues that the young society faces. Step Ezz’s music and lyrics will be therapy for the young and even the older generation. Step Ezz, a leader and prospective role model in the Homestead community. Step Ezz is constantly trying his best to earn the key to the City. A very important goal is to assist the needy people in South Africa by any means necessary. Hoping to one day attend college to educate himself on the business aspects of the Musical Industry.



Dream: teach inner city youth about the music industry and help them enhance their craft to one day become a great success so they will have the opportunity to grow and flourish and continue the dream