Cream Atlas

I started writing in 1995 making music on a old school tape recorder with no editing tools, every recording was live, play the instrument or beat, press record, and try to get your verses on the first take including your hooks and bridges. If the phone rings or someone in your household knocks on the door all of it would be in your mixtape. I learn to progress and be more efficient as time would go on challenging myself and others on these home made mixtape. Balancing my adolescence, an artist known as Sillk Sinatra and I would go on to make a couple of projects including solo tracks gathering neighborhood artist to develop in the music business by handing out copies of our mixtapes. As the music was being made the local artist would get more competitive at local events and talent shows drawing in soon to be artist from out of state and near by cities. In the early 2000’s the coming of Sharkfood Movement was born the goal was to bridge the gaps between types of music and coastal styles.