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[West Republic Bio :]

Music brings people together from all walks of life and the story is no different for West Republic, the newest group from Southern California to burst onto the scene. On one end there is Young Fatal, a vicious battle rapper with an aggressive, urban style then there is Riddlez, a songwriter/producer who is known for his funny, lighthearted personality. They may seem like an unlikely pair but when it comes to music, it is those differences that have taken their career to the next level.

Easily recognized for dynamic beats and out the box lyrics, this duo blends elements of hip-hop, dance, rock and other genres to create a sound classified as experimental. Their music has depth, emotion and substance that breathes positivity into the industry. Proud of their Mexican heritage, the group is prepared to take the world by storm with their debut album.

Although the success of West Republic seems to have been birthed overnight, their climb to the top began when they were teenagers growing up in Lancaster, California. At the age of 15, Riddlez started rapping and making music. “I was always considered the underdog. I did everything on my own and never gave up,” said Riddlez. His go-getter attitude has made him a diversified rapper, producer, songwriter, graphic designer and more. Throughout the years, he has produced music for a variety of artists including soon to be released music for Cold Flamez who gained popularity with the 2009 hit “Miss Me, Kiss Me.”

Inspired by rappers like Notorious B.I.G, Fab 5 Freddy and Eminem, Young Fatal started battle rapping local MCs when he was in high school. “I used to go to shelters and dorms to battle. Eventually, I started buckling down and becoming serious as a writer and artist.” said Fatal. “As time went on, I made my own connections and built a name for myself.” The long hours in the studio and dedication to his craft would soon pay off...[Read more...]

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