A T Blaq
Raw uncut Hip-Hop on the God Vibe representing the true underground Hip-Hop under the direction, guidance and grace of the almighty God; Trusting in the Son, our Lord, Jesus Christ; Living life to the fullest in stage presence; Gung-ho with no holds barred; Tactless delivery of truth; Bringing it to you real; Nothing sugar coated; Graphic reality of living through sin without being consumed by sin; Steady balance on a tight rope known as the flatline; Phat breakneck beats; Never soft; Going off to regain the lost; Mad love for the Cross. A. T. Blaq. Need I Say More?
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
A. T. Blaq has had a relationship with the microphone since age three, singing in church, giving stand up comedy acts in front of anyone who would listen and playing instruments (mainly percussion which consisted of anything that would make a sound when you hit it). His love for music developed into a deep rooted talent bringing forth the first fruits of the Hip-Hop legacy known as the God Vibe.
Saved in May of 1987, Gods gift had reached the age of cultivation, which would continue for six years to develop A. T. into a Christian Hip-Hop Artist named Bro-T. In 1993, A. T. attended services at New Life Christian Center and made his first appearance as Bro-T in the small world of God Vibe Hip-Hop at Hartman Junior High School in Houston, Texas. He would go on to perform as T-Phat at various concerts that presented such Artists as Sound Doctrine, E-Roc, Ghetto Prophet, Fred Lynch (formerly of PID), Gods Property, Kirk Franklin and the Family, Jesus and Tha Hip-Hop Gangstaz, Dooney and many more.
A. T. has had the priviledge of being a member of the Hip-Hop groups, Praisilistic Soulz and Thurd Liffe. Later he would go on to re-introduce himself to the industry, performing under the pseudonym, Nyn Sublym. His journeys as a performing Artist carried him to such events as Rhema's Shake Dallas, Young Warriors and The U.S. Olympics as well as performing in outreach events with The Potter's House Evangelism 2000 Team.
Now, A. T. Blaq Brings his raw talent, ambition for the God Vibe, and unmatched lyrical skill to you through a heart of goodness, a love for Hip-Hop and most of all, a fear of God. Are you willing to lay it down?
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
Live concerts allow you to be up close and personal with your fans. I definitely believe in giving a live performance in just about any venue that will have me. I love the energy, I love vibing with my audience and I love connecting with Hip-Hop lovers all over.
Your musical influences
Some influences include Method Man, Redman, Busta Rhymes, M.O.P., Rakim, Cross Movement, Ambassador, KJ-52, Eroc,
What equipment do you use?
MPC2000, ASR-10, Triton, Boss, Two Turntables and a Mic. You know, the Hip-Hop Jointz!
