To reign at the top of the Hip-Hop game, it is never enough to have just your lyrical expertise in your nap sac of skills. You must take charge, man the boards, and take direct control of your own musical content. Since doing just that Boneyman has delivered verses on countless street mix-tapes (including appearances on the world famous DJ Kay Slay mix-tapes) that have appealed to the underground while whetting the appetites of the mainstream. For more than eight years, Boney has met the requirements of an ever-evolving Hip-Hop scene with great production paired with blistering hot lyricism. In February of 2002, New York's underground scene was turned upside down with the independent release of Boneyman's full-length debut "TWO-FACE." Tracks like "Two-Face" and "Mamma Say" (featuring J-Records very own Olivia) proved Boneyman's ability to make music for the masses, while tracks like "Same'ol Same'ol" and "Real Sweet" have kept him in the hunt for hip-hop's underground crown.