ARTIST CATALOG
POOFY MAN
Chris Nicolaou, known professionally as “Poofy Man,” is a Dallas based hip-hop producer who got his start in 2012 while writing and producing original instrumentals for a small West Dallas publishing house.
In the six years that followed, he worked behind closed doors, privately amassing an expansive body of work, consisting of more than 30,000 original compositions, sketches, scores, and instrumentals. His commitment and dedication to his craft gave way to his unique sound and self-styled genre, “Drip-Hop.”
In February of 2017, Nicolaou linked up with South Dallas rapper,“Capo Dutch” to form an experimental hip-hop Dope Ninja. Following the release of their debut EP,’Origins,’ Dope Ninja first official EP, entitled “Origins,” the duo created, what is now known as “Dope Ninja.”
In the four months following, Poofy Man took Dope Ninja to the top of Dallas/Ft. Worth’s Reverb Nation charts, topping out at #3 in January 2018. The group earned their first syndicated radio spin on Power 106.1 Tampa following the release of their new single, “Black Mamba ft. 7 Tha Great.”
In September of 2017 Poofy Man was accepted into the Recording Academy and was in the hunt for a 2017 faith-based Grammy nomination, only to fall short by approximently 2,500 votes.
Bryson Busby, known professionally as 'Godbody,' is an emerging hip-hop artist from South Dallas. His eclectic musical breadth and youthful lyrical delivery prove an invaluable commodity in todays growing hip-hop market.
Raised in the notorious Dixon Circle neighborhood of South Dallas, Busby, like so many local artists, has had to contend with the real-life challenges of the street.
But, like his brother, 7 Tha Great, when his resolve tested, G-Body consistently preservers, coming back harder, more focused and more determined than ever to bring his dreams to bare.
Jeremiah D’Marion Solomon - Wreck
Jeremiah D’Marion Solomon, better known as “Wreck”, is an independent R&B/Rap artist, born and raised in Dallas, Texas in May of 2001.
Jeremiah’s roots with music began at an early age, following in the footsteps of his father as an instrumentalist. Unfortunately his father would be lost to illness, at the time Jeremiah was only twelve. Despite this hardship, he continued pursuing his passion-driven love for music when he began producing at the age of 16 years old under the alias “Soulfood Productions. This foundation in production would later spark his career as a lyricist at the age of 19 where he took on the persona of Wreck. In the first two months in the music industry, Wreck has reached over 25,000 streams with Bump Up (2020) holding over 10,000 streams on Spotify. His latest release “Night Life” has since seen even more success.
Being the son of a bass player, Wreck’s love for music began with genres like funk, indie, alternative, and old school soul music. Popular groups and artists like Parliament, Bootsy Collins, and many other artists have inspired the upbeat bass lines heard in many of Wreck’s songs.
Being a forward thinker has largely contributed to Wreck’s music and motive to inspire his fans to “Wreck ‘Em”. Wreck has described this to be acting within one’s true self unapologetically and to use any negativity as fuel for one’s self growth.
7 THA'GREAT
Ladarrion Burton, known aptly by his stage name, 7 tha' great, is a Dallas based hip-hop artist Whose body of work includes two highly acclaimed studio albums and countless collaborative singles. Burton's raw vocal presence, dynamic word play and one-punch delivery places him in a league of his own. MOre impressively, Burton has become a fixture in the community using his influence to help support local non-profits, charities and outreach programs. In december of 2017, 7 Tha Great accepted the top position as president and c.a.o. of phantom city records. Check out his latest release, "can't stop my hustle," by clicking on the new releases tab.