Charlie Hustle

Hip Hop music turns to a generation of skills; microphone mastery; street music values; and most of all….Charlie Hustle; a Brooklyn bred Rapper who’s no stranger to many. As a pure lyricist cut from the same cloth as Jay Z, The Notorious BIG, and Pun, the vibrant and energetic Charlie Hustle honed his abilities in ciphers and battles all over Sunset Park, Brooklyn. "I've been rhyming all my life," states Charlie Hustle. "Rhyming for me was just like how some people draw to express their emotions. It's an everyday activity." Rhyming was the only way to escape life’s harsh realities. Losing his mother to drug addiction and his Father to the streets at a very young age, Hustle became a product of his environment and was no stranger to jail life. As his popularity for never losing battles spread, the labels came knocking at his door. However, a pending prison sentence of six years knocked Hustle up. In 2008, Charlie Hustle returned to the rap game. Working closely with colleagues, Icon and Tone of Merciless Mob, they began churning out mix tapes. Hustle’s most popular mix tape entitled, PROMOTE ME RIGHT was hosted by DJ Whoo Kid. The song, “Yea Yea Yea” (featuring Busta Rhymes) generated a significant buzz, attracting a lot of attention for its exciting energy and baiting lyrics. It’s now 2009 and Charlie is hustling like never before. His willingness to rap openly and honestly about his real life experiences has already caught the ears of listeners and his new label, SupaFli Entertainment based out of Miami, Florida. Working on his album which has yet to be titled, his warm up single, “Go Hard” is getting a lot of love from DJ’s such as Khaled; Irie; Camilo; and Enuff. Another single entitled, “Get It” featuring Rick Ross & KC produced by The Runners is also starting to become a Miami favorite. “It’s my time. I’ve had a lot of time to write; think about my career; and put a plan together”, states Hustle. Now things are in motion and I don’t plan to stop hustlin’ any time soon”.