TeachONE is an emcee who grew up in the Bay Area of Northern California. Even though he has been writing hip-hop lyrics since his early teens, he is only now at the age of 27 starting to put his music out there for others to hear. This new desire to be heard has come out of two things: First and foremost is the fact that Hip-Hop has been a lifelong passion for him, and eventually it was going to come out in a public way. Second, and probably more importantly is that as a teacher his goal is to lead and inspire through action. He is currently a teacher in what most peeps consider to be the birthplace of Hip-Hop, The South Bronx. He is fortunate enough to teach three subjects he loves with a passion; English, Social Studies, and the crowning achievement a class on writing Hip-Hop lyrics. As a teacher his goal is to model the drive and desire it takes to make it in Hip-Hop while still keeping the integrity of the art form intact.

TeachONE is humble about his skills, as he has spent much of his life pursuing many goals beyond Hip-Hop that had to come first. However, in his music you will find that his goals are clearly stated: Describe the problem, take the problem head on, and create a way to fix it. His goals are to improve the lives of people who live in what most people condescendingly call the "ghetto." A product of the "wrong side of the tracks" in a fairly affluent suburb, he makes no claims on being "ghetto," but his actions always show that he has a fairly strong understanding of the struggles of the people he works for and fights for. His first goal is taken on at the micro-level every day when he steps into a classroom in the Bronx as he strives to give students of all races, cultures, religions, socio-economic backgrounds, etc the opportunity to learn what it takes to succeed in a country where the odds are invariable stacked against those who do not fit the image of the "mainstream." His next goal is to use music to shine a light on what he thinks may be some of the answers to some of the most difficult questions we face on the Macro level.

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I'm a drummer/guitar player turned music producer. As a means to perform my tracks with artists when a band is not possible I became a DJ. With the added turntablism I've been able to come up with what i think is some very interesting stuff.

Urban music is the true cnn for the block. without the proper commentary formed from the eyes of the economically disadvantaged we would have been forgotten and left behind by a society that has attempted to silence us for centuries. motoe blizzid is the fire storm they never saw coming. we are the future leaders of the world, it is essential that our voices are heard.
true skool, deep music, thorough production combining west, east, and southern flavors. always trunk thump and danceable tracks with a gritty street appeal. topics range from crime stories and redemption, to club hoppin,
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Born to a mother from Louisianna & a father from England, Motzart had it a little rough. Though the fastlane of quick paper had its versitile benefits, he knew a greater calling was paging him at 5:46 in the morning. An acomplished emcee and producer, duel citizen, and ex-hustler. Motoe has been consistantly tearing up tracks for the last 5 years. Having released his debut record ''Detinator'' two years ago, and radio singles ''2 live again'', "Homegrown'', and Loaded Gunn Productions video for "Hip Hop Metropolis" (as seen on Much Music & BET) the Blizz has been locked in the labratory cooking the next hot meals for those hungry 4 true top drawer quality urban music. Easily comparable to the best urban..pop producers of today, Motoe Blizzid has blessed heat for such talents as Toronto's Ghetto Concept, & Suni Clay, Vancouver's Tre Nice, Heatwave, Jafus, Big Sleeps, O.S.C, EhmoN & Knolij, Monze, Curtis Santiago, langdon AUGER & Noble. L.A.'s Triune, Black, RahRah & Niu, Sacremento's Kazhualte, Miami's B-kay, and Chicago's PJ'soul (Soul-R&B artist currently recording debut "Issues" with , Kemo & Heatrocks). All while recording 50 or so new solo songs for Mots' next release, "The Sun Rises in the West". And 1200lbs DJ Layz' release Accliamed for his vivid storytelling, lyrical wordplay and immense production reminiscent of the most notable rappers, this talented young man as a force 2 b rekoned within the entertainment industry. Motoe Blizzid the fire storm is coming..............

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