The Start Robert Houston II aka Black Pegasus comes straight out of Colorado Springs, CO. Black P started his solo career after members of his group (F.O.S.) were incarcerated during their tour in 2001. Okay lets back up.... After recording a handful of demos Black Pegasus went to Austin, TX (at the SXSW music conference) with producer BaseJase and hooked up with Chuck D who played these demos on his radio show "Bring the Noise". Later that year Black Pegasus embarked on his first album with F.O.S., using a quote from Chuck D " F.O.S. These Kids are Hot", to lead the album off. Professional Pavement Pounders Black Pegasus invented the "hip-hop night" in central Colorado in 2000 and 2001, doing shows for ten people or one- hundred, eventually building a fan base that is the biggest for any rap artist in Colorado. Black Pegasus averages four-hundred to six-hundred people a show, as tracked on the Pollstar. Black Pegasus frequently opens up for national acts and promotes his own shows on a consistent basis Sexy Video Killah 2001 Black Pegasus released Sexy Video Killah EP which put the spotlight on him as a solo artist. In 2003 he followed up with "My Album Ain't Done Yet" which is hottest selling album by a local artist in Colorado to date. MTV and Acclaim NBA Jams 2 In 2002 Black Pegasus found himself in the regional spotlight with national airplay, by way of MTV's Road Rules TV show. Black Pegasus' music is playing daily on Road Rules and Real World on MTV, thanks to the company Bunim-Murray. In 2003 Acclaim licensed music from Black Pegasus for use on their NBA Jams 2 video game which is heard globally. Jay Z Roc the Mic 2003 Black Pegasus wins every major battle in Colorado, and ultimately finding himself on stage with Jay-Z in front of 20,000 people as one of the finalist at the "Roc the Mic" battle in Denver. Future Black Pegasus is working on his new album "Can't Spell Crap without Rap" due out in summer of 2004.