Mixing engineer looking for someone to get at me to help record my musci. you can get at me at. 941-966-7926 thats my house phone. you can get at me on my cell 941-822-7945 also check out my myspace page to check out what i got right now www.myspace.com/blacksmoketheguillotine
Male rapper ive been doing this from the time i was 13 you can check me out at www.myspace.com/blacksmoketheguillotine and get at me. |
BlackSmoke The Guillotinewww.hitquarters.com/blacksmoketheguillotine_myspace_com USA - Rap - Contact born in sarasota FL ive been rapping from the age of 13.Bothe of my parents was on drugs and i anded up in the system at a young age so use my rap to gat away from the world.Blacksmoke is hoe pic my life its hard to see where i was going it was like trying to see through blacksmoke. I got the guillotine from a rap battle in prison thats when i started getting more into my raps. blacksmoketheguillotine@myspace.com
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