This album is a collaboration project between Bigbake & Ty Cutta (Super Producer). If you listen, you will love it.

17 MP3 Songs in this album (59:56) !
Related styles: Hip-Hop/Rap: Hip Hop, Hip-Hop/Rap: Rap, Solo Male Artist

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Contact Info:

Facebook: bigbake01
Twitter: bigbake01
Myspace: bigbake01
youtube: bigbake01

Discography:

2004 "Just the Beginning" - Bigbake solo project/ Rock Island, IL

Let's Go
CD: Just the Beginning
-Featured on the Gettin It Records Compilation/ Quad Cities, IL

2005 Word Life feat. Tyrone Phillips
CD: The Hustler and the Business Man (2008)
-Frequent Air Play on 88.5 KALA

2006 Envy feat. Calliko
CD: The Prequel
-Featured on, "The Underground Mitten Vol. One"/ Flint, MI
-Featured on, "The Smokngunz Presents..." mixtape

2007 "The Prequel"/ Quad Cities, IL-IA Region

"Small Town, Big Money" - J Boog Compilation

Featured on Lil Flip's "I'mma Shot Caller"
Courtesy of BCD Studios, Produced by Swamp

2008 "The Hustler and the Business Man" - Bigbake solo project

"The Prequel 2008" - Smokngunz Records

We Rollin feat. Capital B
CD: The Hustler and the Business Man
-Regular plays on 885. KALA and 92.5 KGGV (Quad Cities)

2009 "The Freeze" - A collaboration with Bigbake, Cribbs & The Trak Assassins

"Street Religion" - Cribbs

"I'm Bout Money" - DMB (Demo Mafia Boyz)

"The Professional" - Boyboi

2010 "Hustlin" (single) feat. BrandNu and Wiz Khalifa

"The Smokngunz Chronicles" (hosted by DJ Commando)
-Available on http://www.datpiff.com

"Southern Route" (single) - Bigbake feat. Clarissa Rowe

2011 "Money Cash, Cars Fast" (remix) feat. Bo Deal

"Chi-Town Hustlin" feat. Wiz Khalifa, Bo Deal & Liffy Stokes

"Back to the Basics" (mixtape)
-available on http://www.datpiff.com


Has been featured on many compilations as well as mixtapes (See

myspace.com/bigbake01. go to pictures. then "The CD's")

Bio:

Ever since I can remember, music has has been a big part of my life. You can say that it started back when I was about 3, maybe 4, years old. I would wake up to Luther Vandross, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, New Edition, and a host of other groups. Until I was like 9 years old, I don't even remember watching television at all. All thier was, was music.
My first experience in the spotlight was in 3rd grade, at Handley Elementary School. I played the cowardly lion in the musical, The Wizard of Oz. From that point on I was hooked. I had to be in the spotlight. I hosted talent shows, joined the Step Team, the Poetry Club, and a slew of other clubs and organizations that put me in a position to where I was comfortable performing in front of others.
I started transitioning from poetry to rap/ hip hop, in highschool. I would say my one liners, before I would mess up, trying to keep up, in the freestyle sessions. I eventually was able to keep up and got better and better with time. The person that helped this transition was an artist by the name of Twista. He is a fast paced rapper from the south side of Chicago. I bought the album Adrenaline Rush. I'll never forget it because the first time I bought the CD, I was helping my grandfather move my aunt to Houston, TX. I had to have bought that CD at least 4 more times before it was all said and done. I just knew that I would be the next Twista.
After graduation, I enlisted in the U.S. Army. In basic training I met this cat by the last name of Jackson. When we would be cleaning our boots or roadmarching, I would provide the beat while him and a couple others would cypher. I went on the Ft. Campbell, KY where I bought my first beat machine. It was called the Roland MC 303 Groovebox. I started making beats and rapping with some of my friends. We called (and still call ourselves) The Smokngunz. I have been doing music with a passion ever since then.