OAK CLiFF HARDHiTTAZ

We are officially back in 2010, we been at it for 10 years now, had a hiatus for a minute because Lil Richard went to college, but he is back and so are we Oak Cliff Hard Hittaz 50G'z Ent Managed by Dallas Socialite Justin Fahey twitter @justinfahey, we are on our way back up to the top still reppin that OCT be on the look out for our first new mixtape "Me and my Brother" also be on the look out for our labelmates Game 7 @game7world, J-Dash @officialjdash aka KOS, Dflo @game7world, T-Shelly the Beast, TShells @trentshelton, TruSounz @trusounz, and shout out to our producers DJBlack @producerdjblack, Mike Kalombo @klassicmaster, The Astronauts @charlesmoon and @scullxbonezfont>



THE OAK CLIFF HARDHITTAZ :

In the age where every artist basically sound and looks the same, where talent is smothered by great engineering and studio gangster tactics are deemed as "HOT" and where marketing schemes sell garbage records along with expensive videos with big butt chicks seem to sell more than Real Music. There is an answer.



The Oak Cliff Hard Hitters Lil Richard and A.Otu have to be considered two of the best pound for pound lyrical and conceptual rappers in their age class. Originally signed to Tight Life Records in 2000 these two youngster are surprisingly marketing savvy and business smart as well as a no nonsense attitude in the studio.



Lil Richard is considered the shaker and Otu the mover. With there combined efforts make up THE OAK CLIFF HARD HITTERS. These two fighters are known for their single in 2001 entitled "How We Do It" at the time the biggest single on the Tight Life Times Up album and their two most recent mixed cd's, "The Show" and "The Oak Cliff Hard Hitters" the self entitled mixed CD that is said to have stapled them into their name. Produced by Sub-Z and B.Blaze of Tha' Coalition.



Now in the y

ear 2010 both 22 years old and already signed with an new recording deal. Aware of what they want to do for a living. They deliver another smoker entitled "Take It To The Street", a cocky Club Cumber produced by none other than the Might "Boom". With catchy hooks and slick wordplay this instigative collaboration will definitely be defined as Fight Music Throwed and Popping is what The Hard Hitters Deliver once again.