Dan Dyce has a passion for music that has lead him from behind the scenes to the mic. From a small city with a big name, Newburgh, N.Y. this producer/engineer turned rapper, has always been rapping, but never took it seriously.

"I been rapping since I was 15, me and some friends would always freestyle...the "REAL" way (where nothing is written before hand) and we would never take it seriously. It was a challenge to come up with some clever and new on the spot."

Dyce decided to take recording seriously in the winter of 2003 and ever since then he has evolving and maturing as an artist.

"I honest don't care if I am accepted into the game as a rapper, I rap because I love to make music. I produce and engineer for the same reasons, but I can see my self taken into the game for those reasons over rapping. Then again, I might find a artist I want to manage again and put my career on hold."

Dyce has a powerful voice and a swagg that leaves most people thinking he is not white. He says several times earlier in his career, his friends would let people hear his music then once they would meet him they couldn't believe he was white