Retro

Busta Rhymes

Busta Rhymes earned his name from his individual and unique style rapping. He began his career in the group Leaders of the New School who were noted for their old school vibe. After the group spilt up he was approached by Chuck D of Public Enemy who produced his debut album "The Coming".

Noted for his vertigo style clips "Woo-Hah!!" and "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" and his stratchy charcoal voice Busta Rhymes has become one of the heavy weights in hip-hop. Unlike other rappers who replicate the same lyrical flow, Busta Rhymes switches his rhyme style and mimics a transform scratch with his voice.

"That's just growth, the nature of life. Life never stays at one level. There's no limit to things. I like to go where I haven't gone before. It's the best way to manifest my growth, to manifest it through music".