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‘Chop-Z’ spits venom on his new EP ‘Free formed’

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Son of a drug dealing mother CHOP-Z battled to grow up the hard way and make something of himself. He found solace in Hip hop which he obsessed about from a young age and later He discovered a talent for emceeing which he decided to nurture to get away from the hustling and dealing and killingas he saw around him on a daily basis. His older cousin Vado who is in the music industry as an artist signed under DJ Khaled, just told him to stay "humble & hungry" which he took to heart and be decided to focus 100% on building a successful career in music and never looked back.
Free Formed is a tremendous piece of work. The pain and emotion of his difficult upbringing can be heard clear as crystal in his accomplished delivery. His key messages in his lyrics titles such as ‘Free formers’,  ‘Soundbwoy Killing’, Goosebumps’ , ‘Miss Bedroom Eyes’, ‘Building’ and ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ showcase the ability of an artist who has a wide range of diverse skills and can sets moods in his songs accordingly.
The video for ‘Cry for the Youths’ (see video link below), was filmed in Jamaica and is a Ghetto Lament. A song about how the hopes, aspirations and innocence in a young child’s eyes can disappear when then grow  in an unproductive negative environment and how this situation is all unacceptable on our planet in 2016.
His influence such power house artists as Nas, DMX, Big L, Tupac, Garnet Silk. As a youth he was schooled in the art Reggae. His Uncle had a Sound system which blasted nothing but hard music, night and day. Chop-z used to rap on over some of the songs from when he was as young as three years old.



Official Website: www.chop-zmusic.com
 Facebook: www.facebook.com/chopz.gotem?_rdr=p
Twitter: twitter.com/CHOP_Z
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/chop-z
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/TorontoStandUp
Instagram: www.instagram.com/chop__z/
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