Rapper From The Biv-10 East Coast Family Returns With A Hot Single
Henderson, Aug 20, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Many RnB and Hip Hop fans have been asking " What happened to those rappers that were in the song 1-4-All-4-1 East Coast Family? Where have they been all of these years and why didn't anyone from that era put out any music or albums? To answer that question pioneer rapper Mark from the group Markfinesse returns with an answer to everyone's question. The rapper known as Markpain that resurrected from the group Markfinesse of Motown/Biv-10 Records has now returned with a new sound and a new single to shake up the hip hop music industry.
The rapper has been actively working on his music and creating his own original, authentic hip hop sound that the industry seems to have strayed away from. Mark has been working continuously on keeping the real sound of hip hop alive as he has been implementing the true essence of it. That's the real big sound that has almost diminished from the hip hop scenario. Previously working with several legendary artists such as Ricky Bell of the legendary Group New Edition, Mark has decided to focus and bring his sound back that many have admired throughout the years.
"Hip Hop isn't what it use to be the sound use to take us to the highest heights of creativity and motivate us to keep going," says Mark.
Nowadays the sound has been given explicitly to artists of a certain age genre which wouldn't be right for artists who are above that age genre that is truly talented and still have what it takes to make a really awesome hit. The world needs to get ready to listen to his new track Blowing Ya Mind a new Hip Hop eccentric type of vibe that brings back that real Hip Hop sound and keeps you bopping to the chorus line " Blowing Ya Mind ".
Mark is also the recipient of the RIAA Gold Plaque Award for working with legendary group Bell Biv Devoe.
If you would like to follow Mark on his social media channels you can find him at the links below
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The Real Markpain
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