Izzy Serious aka Specialist
Izzy Serious is the culmination of years and years of starving as an artist and being hungry for Christian Revolution in Hip-Hop. Izzy is a product of the Gold
Me taking shots at the emcees caught up. Wake up.
SoundClick artist Izzy Serious aka Specialist presents "Respect the Game !!!", an outstanding release in the Christian Rap genre. The track showcases Izzy Serious aka Specialist's instinct for crafting memorable music. The East influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to christian rap fans. "Respect the Game !!!" has peaked at #22 in the Christian Rap category on SoundClick. Fans of Emcee and Izzy will find "Respect the Game !!!" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick. This track is available as free download.
Allow me to introduce, Izzy Serious!
Independent artist Izzy Serious aka Specialist drops "Reloaded !!!", a Christian Rap track on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. Representing the charismatic sound of christian rap in East, this track speaks for itself. If Emcee and Izzy is in your rotation, "Reloaded !!!" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick. Get this track as a free download.
Izzy Serious on the verse. Preppy on the track. Natosha Ramos on the hook.
SoundClick artist Izzy Serious aka Specialist presents "Dangerous featuring Natosha Ramos", an outstanding release in the Christian Rap genre. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. With a tone that is fresh, dope, ill and serious, Izzy Serious aka Specialist's track connects on an emotional level. If you enjoy artists like Emcee and Izzy, Izzy Serious aka Specialist is worth exploring on SoundClick. You can download this track free of charge.
My father is a musician and plays guitar and bass. So growing up we listened to a lot of latn jazz, funk, rock, and salsa. My dad used a 4 track tascam recorder and made his own music. His songs influenced my musical tastes the most. I love all kinds of music but live instrumentation, even studio recorded, is my favorite listen to. Hip-Hop came later. We were always kind of poor, so we lived in the hood most of my life. So naturally we heard it all in the hood. Hip-Hop became the back drop to a lot of my memories but I wasn't into it. Not until in fifth grade I started to really love the music and culture that I became a part of by environment, not necessarily choice. I wrote my first rhyme in sixth grade. I still remember how wack it was but not bad for a sixth grader. I've been studying emcees every since. Taking apart rhyme styles and cadence. Studying double rhyme word play and different styles. Trying different styles from other artists until I found my flow. I could mimic any emcee and any style they used to perfect my craft. I wanted to be the best. So all emcees have influenced me during the Golden Era, from east to west, up top to down south. That's the gospel.