Hip-Hop artist, Dusty McFly, brings to life a view of Detroit’s pop culture that the world has not yet seen. His music takes listeners on a raw journey through the untold story of today’s “Motor City.”

A native Detroiter raised by his mother and grandmother who gave him the nickname “Dusty,” the 24-year-old artist has become a “self-made” man by way of the city’s streets. His music is driven by his love for Detroit and stays true to its roots.

Dusty states, “I’m all about bringing the city back so just listening to me will get the unfamiliar people aware of our lifestyle. I make music to raise awareness of the environment in which we live in. He goes on, “Detroit has hustlers, entrepreneurs, and educated individuals. We can succeed anywhere. No one outside of Detroit knows that or understands us.”

Detroit has welcomed and returned Dusty’s love with a major amount of support. Since the 2011 spring release of Dusty’s debut single, “I’m Out Here” there has been an abundance of requests at both major hip-hop radio stations in Detroit. Dusty’s WGPR Detroit Summer Jamz 14 performance solidified the bond between Dusty and his city. “I’m out here!” became a part of Detroit’s unique street language and landed Dusty an encore performance the following year at Summer Jamz 15. The hit record called for two collaborative remixes, the first with fellow Detroit native, Big Sean and Dom Kennedy, followed by the “D-MIX” with various other well-known Detroit artists.

The success of the debut single, “I’m Out Here,” increased the anticipation for the first installment of B&B. The November 5, 2011 release of B&B Vol. 1 quickly became one of LiveMixtapes.com’s biggest debuts of an independent artist on its site. Since its release, Dusty has graced over 100 blogs and has received a feature on XXLmag.com’s “The Break.”

Dusty’s B&B mixtape series tells the story of a young man influenced by Detroit’s up and coming youth, spirit of hustle and the never ending grind toward success. The October 15, 2012 release of B&B Vol. 1.5 became an explosive addition to the soundtrack of the street city lifestyle.

Dusty’s lyrical talent coupled with dedication has led him to the ranks of major recording artists. During the Trey Songz Anticipation tour at The Fox Theatre in Detroit, he performed “I’m Out Here” to a thunderous crowd response. As a special guest, Dusty also performed a set during the Young Jeezy tour in Detroit. Dusty represented his city at Z109 Cleveland Summer Jamz performing alongside several major recording artists. Most notably, Dusty took the Midwest by storm on the Meek Mill’s Dream Chasers tour in St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland.

The highly anticipated B&B Vol. 2 features production from Drummaboy, KeyWane, The Olympicks,Young Chop, Yola Gang, Caridak Flatline, Jahlil Beats and more, set to release in the first half of2013.

The forthcoming single “Right Back Home” produced by and featuring KeyWane (Guap by Big Sean and Amen by Meek Mill fame) will be released in the first quarter of 2013.

Dusty McFly’s accolades and influence have caught the attention of several record labels. He is currently entertaining opportunities for major labels at this this time.

Stay tuned as Detroit’s rising star continues the Detroit hustler legacy far beyond the city’s limits.

It’s one thing to make a name; it’s a totally different thing to make a lane. Hip hop artists have always been regional, the same way that NASCAR drivers generally hail from the southern locations; sure you can blossom from anywhere, but it just doesn’t resonate as well. So how do you get your message out to the world when their ears are pointed elsewhere? If you are Ro Spit you become a champion at home, then you conquer the world. Being crowned at home however, isn’t automatic; it requires the synergy of the community and fine tuning the homegrown nuances of hip-hop music that Ro Spit has bopped to for years.

The multi-talented Roland “Ro Spit” Coit started at the roots deejaying parties across the Metro Detroit area including the iconic St. Andrews/The Shelter, eventually grasping the sound hip hop crowds love to hear. Amidst his deejay sets, Coit wrote rhymes as well, a testament to his insatiable work ethic. His launch-pad arrived in the form of his cousin, One Be Lo, whom he connected with through Binary Star. A duo project with long time friend Terron “Illite” Calmese entitled The Forgotten Chosen would ensue.

In an effort to present his material Coit became a ubiquitous performer, rocking mics at venues across Metro Detroit area, Chicago, and Ohio. He vastly expanded his fandom eventually opening national acts including The Clipse, Wale, and Talib Kweli as well as performing with seasoned veterans such as DJ Premier and Slum Village.

From a kid growing up in Pontiac, Michigan imitating his favorite emcees as a kid with his cousin, to a national performer Ro Spit has helped shoulder the re-branding of Michigan hip hop. From rapping with dry cleaning hangers to holding authentic microphones, Ro Spit saw his future before he knew it. At home in Michigan he’s referred to as a “Champion” a tagline his highly acclaimed sneaker boutique “Burn Rubber” coined, looks like the title fits.

Ro Spit has ascended methodically with his most current release The OH S#!T Project, sponsored by Acapulco Gold x Burn Rubber available for download. Notable features include Bun B, Big Sean, Monica Blaire, Curtains, Marvwon, and Stretch Money. Continuing his hard-working routine, Ro Spit has multiple projects to follow. Look for a collaboration EP with 14KT as well as The Closest Thing to Him produced by Koen (Blocnotes) the first quarter of 2010. The album is produced by Koen (Blocnotes, Netherlands) and features Black Milk, Fat Ray, Fatt Father, Marvwon, Guilty Simpson, Illite, One Be Lo, Monica Blaire, Elzhi and more.

Born on December 17, 1994 in Hoffman Estates, Rapper OnlyJame aka Darnell Barrett was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago. Influenced by various artist such as Usher, Kanye West, and Biggie Smalls, as a young boy he would perform for his family at holiday events. He was inspired to start his young music career by the name of Nellougze his freshman year in high school. Barrrett Graduated and continued on to Columbia College in Chicago. Where he met his roomates who started calling him by his middle name James, he stayed with it. Making him also change his music name to OnlyJame. With the help of his team, Paperboy Music, Jame creates raw music with various styles of hip hop and rap.

Born and Raised In Chiraq Out Here doing hip/hop and r&b jus tryna make it