Sinn, born Jason Ramey from Northern California, had begun crafting songs at an early age of 16. In 2007, he released his first official album titled "Original
Sinn, born Jason Ramey from Northern California, had begun crafting songs at an early age of 16. In 2007, he released his first official album titled "Original Sinn", which included popular songs like "Find You", which was labeled one of the best songs in the “Horrorcore Genre” by fans on www.RealJuggaloNews.com (a website designed for die-hard fans of the Insane Clown Posse).
Sinn’s “Original” style has carved a mark in the face of Hip Hop that will not soon fade. Although happily classified as “Horrorcore”, his amazing descriptive and storytelling ability blended with his deep and emotional content, sets him apart from the rest of the Horrorcore artists. According to Your Music Magazine (2010 Issue 82) “He seems to speak from his heart, using truth as the fuel to his fire, creating a savage wickedness and darknessOne of the best underground artist of our time”.
The title of his much anticipated upcoming release will be "The Grape Ape Mixtape". It is 20 song mix tape that is a derivative from a court case that Sinn had recently found himself thrown into. Local law enforcement wrongfully accused Sinn, and associates, of possessing, cultivation, processing and distributing marijuana, and conspiracy. After ceasing all of their assets and property, a long and drawn out court battle ensued; resulting in all charges being dropped, all confiscated possessions returned, and a formal, very public apology. Immediately, Sinn began to work on “The Grape Ape Mixtape” which has, once again, raised the bar for all underground artists across the board. It is a collection of masterpieces, written and planned, that helps to shine the light on California’s marijuana explosion that has drawn so much attention in the past few years. Working with Hazmat The Monstar (www.HazmatTheMonstar.com), together, they gathered, scouted, and recruited top underground artists to help collaborate for this album. Artists such as Detroit’s "King of Horrorcore", King Gordy (better known as Bizzare (Member of Eminem’s group D12) hype man and “Big O.”, in the movie 8-Mile.
With a projected release date in December 2010, the album will be available through almost all of the major online and e-commerce retailers including “iTunes, Microsoft's Zune etc.); utilizing and maximizing his marketing efforts online, unlike many artists.
While maintaining focus on the future, Sinn has already set plans on captivating his ever increasing momentum, and utilizing his new found ties within the music industry. It seems that nothing can stop, or distill his relentless drive, not even the judicial system. With a solemn vow, Sinn strives to continue to impress the Hip Hop world, and gain the respect among other genres. There is no end to his potential and possibilities.
In 2011, Sinn plans on yet, another new release that will be entitled “Seven” which is motivated from the infamous seven deadly sins. In working with Hazmat The Monstar and Wesyde Underground, the now called “Eckzyled Trybe” shows no signs of slowing down as they already have numerous live performances set, and talks of a nationwide tour. "So recognize, ‘cause I’m gonna just keep comin'. There ain't no stoppin' Sinn; I’m a juggernaut when I’m running”
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