MisterClassics: Southern Hip-Hop & Classic Cars
MisterClassics is an Artist, Producer, Composer, Engineer, and Indie Music Entrepreneur from Atlanta, Georgia. His fascination with music evolved from his Grandmother who would sing to him the "Take me out to the BallGame" song as a child. His Parents who were music lovers collected a massive collection of Vinyls from the 50's to the 80's era of Blues, Motown Sound, Jazz, and R&B and Soul, His Sister exposed him to what is now classified as Golden Hip-Hop. He has played in a Hip-Hop style drum band who cadenced rap beats, played upright Bass in strings, and Tuba in Concert and Marching band. His Mother bought him a Casio SK-1 sampling keyboard when he was 13. He recently added playing Bass Guitar and DJ Battle Scratch into his productions This led to him evolving into a producer composing bass-heavy Southern/Hip-Hop type songs (Made to beat in the trunks of old school cars all over the World!!!) with percussive drums, cadence snares, heavy kicks, samples, synths and pianos selections, catchy hook writing, and smooth rhythmic flowing style of rap patterns. He identifies his music style as Southern Hip-Hop, which is a combination of the sounds of Classic Southern Rap, and Golden era Hip Hop. Some times he may produce music with an orchestral feel, there may be some contemporary rock, a fanfare, some R&B, and even some jazz may come to surface. MisterClassics rap style is similar to such rap artists such as Scarface, Tupac, Notorious BIG, Pimp C, Bun-B, Slim Thug, Trae the Truth, Z-Ro, and Fat Pat
MisterClassics loving Grandmother, the late Narvis T. Scott. This is the woman who help him with the drum he found so that he could be in the drum band. In reverence to all the contributions she made supporting his many talents, honoring her is the inspiration behind why Back Alive was created...
On this day my Mother and Father came to visit me at my Studio. I decided to perform a bass line for them from one of my upcoming songs. I had by back turned playing at first, and then my mom told me to turn around and face them and then start back playing... This is how this shot was taken...