Midwest Cowboys

In January of 2003, three friends(MWM, Statik, and Murphy D) started rappin for fun. Before you know it they was recording on a Kareoke machine in Midwest Matts bedroom. As inoccent as it was, it still had something about it. They went to Matt's cousin Joel, who was a local dj, and recorded there first songs on his computer. After a while it started to get alot better. That was when they decided to contact a local studio owner (Berle Bezette) and recorded there first couple of albums. "Gravel roads to hell and back" & "No Turnin' Back". During this time Matt and Joel started gathering up recording equipment. In 2004 they recorded there next album,"Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound" and branching they're live shows further and further from Home. A studio was built and the 'boys started developing, calabo's on tracks with area rappers, shows all across the MO, and friendships and alliances with the best musicians, producers, rockers, rappers, and entertainers in northern Missouri. From '05 to '06 MWC produced and recorded over 60 songs several gained huge popularity, but one song put them on another level "Dip it Low" ft Robin, along with the success came indifferences. Murphy D decided to move on. MWM and Statik persevered and recorded another full length album "Tip Yo Brim", by far there best work. Studio patrons, The Infamous Nutzo and Britches, had featured Midwest Matt on several tracks and been on a handfull of MWC tracks aswell, and after twentysome songs, and Matt and Stat tryin to re-invent themselfs they all agreed on a merger. Bringing us to the present day, and one of the best undiscovered, Home written, Home recorded, and Home pruduced Hip Hop groups yall aint never seen before. So come along for the ride, cus sky's the limit.And we are headed to the top.Tip yo brim!!!!!