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ABOUT

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Str8 gutta's music is golden era hiphop at it's finest from Boom bap to G-funk,Trap and back again. Working alongside the man himself Jeremiah "Chubbs" Akers  at Soundproof Studios and the infamous Nathan "Nato" Down at Up In Arms Studios, it is safe to say the quality speaks for itself. Just listening to Gutta's lyrics and seeing him move a crowd is enough to know he is heavily influenced by Wu-tang Clan at his core making subtle references to the iconic group in his catalog and naming them as the foundation for his skill set  eventually leading to multiple collaborations between himself and the Gods.

 

 

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BACKROUND

CHŪNIN

Born in Kingston,Jamaica and raised in Edmonton,Alberta,Canada. Str8 Gutta was signed to Tuff House records at the age of eighteen. He was first featured on an artist named Reason's debut album entitled "Letters On Paper" which gave way to various radio,media and television placements culminating with a national tour and a meeting with the director of Rapcity at Much Music in Toronto. The next time we would hear Gutta it would be on a single called "Last in Line" which was showcased on the  a compilation called the Outbreak. The single really gained traction courtesy of Arlo Maverick at CJSR 88.5 fm who emphatically claimed that it was groundbreaking!

HIGHLIGHTS

JŌNIN

After releasing his debut album "Last In Line" Gutta would go on to be an opener for over one hundred shows and ultimately become a special guest on Kryple's LSD tour nationwide. He would also be nominated for an E.M.A. in the category of best rap song for the lead single "Chillin Wit a Bawse".  H.M.V. was the follow up LP showcasing the lead single "Put It In The Air". Apart from that Gutta maintains building with the Wu-tang Clan has been no less than a black belt test in his career opening many doors and continuing to do so. Giving him the ability to connect  with other artists of their calibre often referred to as living legends.

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