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for so many years, emerging in his songwriting.
He played some local shows, performing at park
events and showcases. He hooked up with a few
people in the business. Rico Beats (50 Cent, Nicki
Minaj, Lil Wayne) produced some tracks for him,
and Mazi O (French Montana, Lil Kim, Wu Tang)
directed a video. People were responding and
the music was evolving. But something was off.
G Sepp was having difficulty and felt he needed
a change of scenery. The Brooklyn environment
was too distracting and lacked the artistic space
he felt he now needed. So at age 25, he relocated
to Los Angeles in an effort to solve the problem. It
was the right move. Immediately upon his arrival
he was inspired and went to work. He hit the studio
and began churning out the music – rhyme after
rhyme, hook after hook. His focus sharpened and
the songs followed. He assembled a team and
continued to record. And before he knew it, he had
put together body of work genuinely worthy of a
debut release – poising him to move into the next
phase of his career.
Sepp is currently putting the finishing
touches on his debut album, set for
release this summer. The first single,
“Bring It Back Home,” will be released in March
and will be followed shortly thereafter by the
accompanying video. For more information on G
Sepp and his music, please visit: gsepp.com.

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