Caleb James is a young Rapper and Producer from Chicago, Illinois. He has had upbringing’s with Vic Mensa from Kids These Days and has started a solid name for him self in the underground rap group SaveMoney.

I like to think of myself as a warrior, Im just a kid from the south
suburbs of Chicago making my way into the music industry that’s full of
competition and choices. Growing up, I had 2 major influences that lead me
to music. I was inspired by the lyricist that is Eminem and still look up to
him and his work. And I would listen repeatedly to material by Tech N9ne
because of the wordplay he uses. Because of those two guys, I try to be as
intricate as possible and sound unlike anyone else. I write all types of
songs. I do the party songs, but I feel my best material is my up-close and
personal tracks. I switch up the subject and points I’m trying to get across
for every song because I want to have songs that everyone can relate to.

I got a movement that’s called “RidgeReppin”, and its growing day by day.
“RidgeReppin” stands for unity. Teamwork makes the dreamwork and Im just
trying to give back to the people that were there since day 1.  I want to be
the person that turns his dream to reality.  Im all about connecting with
fans, and I like to make my presence known every time I hit the stage.  I
like to bring the energy and to get the crowd going, that’s what I’m all
about. I’m doing everything I possibly can to get this music to where it
needs to be, and in 2014 I’m going to put in the work.

-TMAS

Robert O’Brien aka “Brewski” born on November 3, 1992 on the south side of Chicago. Growing up Robert O’Brien was the front man in several local rock/metal bands (Victory At All Costs, The Narragansett Tragedy, & I Killed Everyone) before switching over to rap. Was given the nickname “Brewski” by friends because he was known as the party starter in his teenage years. Brewski began rapping his senior year of high school while attending De La Salle Insitute in Chicago. Shortly after his first release Brewski grew a strong buzz in the Chicagoland area. Brewski used outlets such as Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook to release his material. In a short period of time Brewski has already opened up for big name acts such as Wu-Tang Clan, Nappy Roots, LEP Bogus Boys, Syleena Johnson and etc. Brewski performance is described as ”hype” because of the high intensity/energy he brings.