Yo whats good people. Allow me to introduce myself, I'm B-Luv, but some of you might know me more personally as Brent Schultz. I'm a Hip-Hop producer that was born and raised in the great city of Madison, Wisconsin. I started producing music after I graduated High School in 2003. Ive always loved music no matter what age I was, but like most people, I was always limited to what was played on the radio or television, until that all changed when I met a good friend of mine, and was introduced to the Wu-Tang Clan, I instantly fell in love with the raw lyrics and grittiness that they brought to the table. From that point on, it opened a whole other world to me known as Hip-Hop, raw, unfiltered, beautiful Hip-Hop, and I was an avid listener and follower ever since then. As I became more and more engaged with Hip-Hop, I noticed something about myself. Whenever I would listen to music, the first thing I paid attention to was the beat, and there was nothing I loved more, than a good beat. I know the lyrics are what matters most in Hip-Hop, but I couldn't help myself, if i didn't like the beat, I probably wouldn't like the song. As a Hip-Hop follower, I had plenty of friends that also loved Hip-Hop, and many of them were aspiring emcees, and very talented at that. I always wanted to be more involved in Hip-Hop like they were, but I realized I didn't have the voice or flow to be a good emcee. So while they flowed away, I just listened and enjoyed the talent I was surrounded by. Like most people in High School, I had no clue who I was, or what I wanted to be, and College was the obvious option, but since I had no clue what I wanted to go to College for, I decided not to go, and just get a job and try to figure things out from there. At the time I didn't realize it, but I did end up figuring it out that Summer. I realized how many talented emcees Madison had, and how my love for beats went deeper than just listening to them. I found out how to get more involved, and that was by Producing. So ever since then, Ive been working on my craft, learning as much as I could, and always trying to get better. This wasn't like all my other hobbies I ended up getting sick of, this was different, this time it stuck, and became more than just a hobby. Once I realized how good I could be, and how much fulfillment I got from making beats, I became dedicated, and Ive never slowed down since then.