Shadow, was raised in the Greater Cincinnati area and introduced into the music industry by his Brother KB Da Kidd, Memphis, Matik, and Forty. Existing in the space between modern rap, metal, and hip-hop. His music somehow ties the traditions together. While placing his own unique stamp and personality on it. In the tradition of the greatest artists. he raps his truths straight to your face. With no apologies or hesitation and a commitment to excellence above all. Making him an exceptional artist on the rise.
With the debut of his first major album “Hate Me Now” released in November 2010 in Cincinnati OH. With features including, Lil Wyte, Project Born, JellyRoll, and Partee. He had finally risen with his Fantom Family,
WyteMusic/FantomRecordz along with a couple more surprise national artists. Shadow was eagerly awaiting to see the reaction from his fans and media. Before, the release of the album
"Hate Me Now" came a small tour that includes Venues in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan along the North Eastern States.
Since then, so much has changed. He took a break from his music to get back in focus. In 2017, Shadow made a come back, with the help from his mentor and greatest inspiration "Bootleg" from the Dayton Family. Other artists including, Project Born, Gangsta Boo, Young Buck, Bubba Sparxxx, T-Rock, Layzie Bone, and UnderRated formally of Potluck, also helped him rise again. With a whole new team and brand new look at the challenges of a cutthroat Artist life.
Shadow is rebuilding his fan base through new promotions. It's clear that his ambition is enormous. “I’ve always been a leader so the approach I have in music is to treat people the right way, so they’ll respect you and follow you.” Paying close attention to details with his music. Shadow has been been working on finishing his new album "Haven't Heard The Bell" starting in October 2022 and looking forward on releasing in the year 2023.
Shadow is one of those rare artists who has many talents such as performing, songwriting, and producing, who’s got his whole game down tight. It’s clear that he’s someone who doesn’t think in terms of limits, but one who sees everything being possible through his music and career.
He concludes, “I work really hard on my music. I give my fans realism, loyalty, and support because that's what they show me. I'm making sure to give the people what they want with my new release and statement “Haven't Heard The Bell”"k