Piccaso
PICCASO: Piccaso brings to Delirious a dancehall flavor that only he can provide. Born in Montego Bay Jamaica, Piccaso was being influenced by the greats of a musical explosion. With the likes of Elephant man, Buju, Spragga, Vegas, Beenie, supa cat, and vybz blowing open the doors, Piccaso was sent to the world to lock it down. He traveled from his home of Savanna-la-mar, Jamaica to the ATL (cascade to be exact) in '97. He started spittin the fie when he was only 13. While most kids were playing around, Piccaso was crafting his skills with a partner of his named Bloody. Over an mp3 player and fruity loops, he put together two full albums which caught the ear of D-lemma from Delirious Records. This lead to his signing in 2002. Since then Piccaso has shown a work ethic that most of us just dream about. But his latest masterpiece "A Work of Art" is much more than what the name says. Piccaso is truly a creator of dance explosions, and if you cut open his veins, nothing but the black, green, and gold would pour out. [1]
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