Wordsmith has been busy building a loyal fan base and garnering critical acclaim over thepast few years with a Hip Hop style that can’t be labeled. The Baltimore native is gearing upfor his upcoming 1st quarter release, “King Noah”. The independent album will be releasedthrough his NU Revolution Entertainment LLC imprint in conjunction with The Original ManEntertainment Group, Inc. Powered by the lead singles, “Music for the Masses,” Never Be TheSame Feat. ELiM,” “Eye for the Spotlight Feat. Phil Ade,” and “On My Job,” Wordsmith has setout to prove he is ready to make an impact on the charts.“King Noah” is a project I’m really excited about and have huge expectations for,” statedWordsmith. “Everything is coming together from the music and business side with this release.I have a style that allows me to stay ahead of the curve in terms of musical creativity and hiphop fans are at a point where they want fresh sounds and energy from artists.”Far from a Hip Hop newbie, Wordsmith originally caught the attention of critics within Hip Hop circles by teaming with the legendary Chubb Rock with the release of their “Bridging the Gap” album which was powered by the lead single, “OId 2 the New,” which had a huge followingwithin collegiate circles. Bridging the Gap sparked the release of his 2010 debut “VintageExperience” which garnered him praise for his creativity, witty wordplay and soulful melodies.Recognized in the Allhiphop.com, “Breeding Ground” section for new artists, the acclaimedsite states, “After only a few moments of speaking with Wordsmith one can see his advantageover other rappers. He is not only a talented lyricist; he also has a keen business mind and awillingness to learn.”In an era where both established and emerging artists struggle for economic prosperity,Wordsmith has been able to utilize his business savvy to garner licensing deals with Nintendo,ESPN College Football, Six Flags, ABC and CBS to build his revenue and expand his fan base.Wordsmith attributes this business know-how to his college education and experience runninghis independently label which taught him to be creative and resourceful.Fans new to Wordsmith will soon learn he is far from the typical rapper. The German bornartist and son of a U.S. Army Colonel traveled the world as a child and developed a broadmusical taste which included commercial, alternative, hip hop rock and the pure lyricism within hip hop. The heart of his devotion to lyricism can be attributed to his true influences within Hip Hop which include Redman, Tribe Called Quest and Rakim.
To find out more about Wordsmith, please visit www.wordsmithmusic.com, Twitter@wordsmithmusic and www.facebook.com/wordsmith.
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