Say My Name See My Face by Grayco

To be more accurate, he has been keeping fit, lyrically, since age 14 -listening to the likes of Nas, Celo, Rakim and Jay Z. Living in a relatively remote community in the South, Grayco has managed to merge his lifestyle and love for hip-hop into a very compelling style -a style that has come to be known as "Rap Soul".

After linking up with his partner Ray Murrell, South Case was born. The group managed to release three songs (independently) and achieve airplay in South Carolina, New York, New Jersey, DC and Charlotte. However, they created a local buzz that helped to prepare the people for Grayco: Say My Name See My Face -his solo debut.

Today, Grayco's career is moving quickly. His solo debut is currently in select stores and on the streets. Proclaiming, "The South Just Got Dirtier," he is actively pursuing his dream as he puts South Carolina on the map. While the label tries to penetrate South Carolina and spread his message outward, Grayco is sure to find fans all over as he tours the world. With production from Ray Murrell (South Case), Big Trev and Omar Bender, Grayco's solo debut has already raised many eyebrows in the industry and has been stamped "APPROVED" on the streets. The video to his first single -For Gangstas has just been completed and is being serviced to all local, regional and national video outlets (B.E.T., MTV, Mun2,, etc.).

Grayco's work is well defined. He prefers simple tracks with unusual elements to compliment his style. In "Grimy Love" and "Candy Freak", he achieves this as he spits over these hypnotizing tracks. His music speaks directly to people -making real connections that are truly life-relevant. This is evident in "It's Over", "For Gangstas", and other songs as they share the same chemistry. These songs capture feelings of pain, fear, and happiness with stories that point to people far and near. According to Grayco, "I like to tell a story and talk about life in general. My music is real and I want people to feel to it." In "My Partner", Grayco attacks this "bass'd up" track effortlessly and with the comfort of a seasoned performer. He spits:

"Every since Pro-Keds, I've been running with the old heads/Smoking "O" "Z"s with the old Gs/Even when I didn't blaze, I was lost in their maze/In the middle of the crowd chasing the clouds..."

He goes on to chant,

"...I met a lot of cats with a lot money; smoking, choking, using abusing shit, losing shit; I used to get high and sweared to god I was psychic/never snorted caine cause I was scared I might like it."

As his music career continues to unfold, Grayco's sound will soon manifest itself in every corner of the planet. He is indeed from the South. However, his music is for the world.

Get ready!

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