Bio

Local artist from Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, Keezy Kilo started taking a serious intrest in the music industry in 2003 & started recording in 2005. Keezy Kilo released a mixtape intitled "Under Da Underground" in 2005 followed by "Playin' Wit Da Mic" in 2006, which sparked an unexpected buzz in the local area without radio spins. Keezy Kilo joined Sidewalk & Ghetto Graduates in late '06 & released "Unfortunate Events" along side label-mates Choc & Breezy. Due to organization difficulties, Keezy Kilo part ways from Ghetto Graduates Records & started Street Choir Muzik. With talents like Castro, Choc, & Gutta Slim on his team, they released a group project intitled "Acurate Actions", followed by solo project "Playin' Wit' Da Mic (Reloaded)" just 6 months later. "Playin' Wit' Da Mic (Reloaded)" sparked another unexpected buzz with plenty sales, downloads, & an increased buzz thru the streets & internet with songs like Toot It Up, Baby Girl, Wildin' Out Off That Liquor, & Pop-A-Lock (Bounce). Keezy Kilo directed, edited, & produced his own music video for Toot It Up, which reached over 100,000 views on Youtube.com. The song Toot It Up also recieves club spins in the local Lafayette, La. area & at teen dances in Fresno, CA. November 23, 2009, Keezy Kilo & Choc landed a spot on KLFY TV10 NEWS for local music video intitled "Brick City Bound" after Police & community leaders claims the video was too verbally explicit. Keezy Kilo recently edit, produced, & released a DVD & finished another project both intitled Promise-Land featuring upcoming smash "Them Boy Shorts". Just in 2010 Keezy Kilo produced 3 videos: Now I Gotta Hustle by Choc Ft. Keezy Kilo, Would You Be There by Gutta Slim, & his own video, Successful & looking foward to producing atleast 4 more soon. Keezy Kilo's music was nearly banned from local clubs & radio after label-mate, Castro dissed all the local DJs on Youtube such as DJ Chill, & DJ Titanik which Keezy Kilo cleared with both DJs. In 2011, Keezy Kilo released "Piece Of The Puzzle" which sold out in New Orleans & Lafayette, La. The project featured 2 smash hits "I Ain't F*ckin' With Her" & "She Want Kilo". Later that year, Keezy Kilo reunited a few of his team under new name Cutter Boyz & released compilation intitled "Berry Gordy". In 2011, Keezy Kilo produced 3 music videos: Crowd My Round - A-Wall Camp ft. Tepop, Gutta Slim & himself, I'm Da Bomb - Keezy Kilo ft Moka & Big Justin, & introduced J.C. with Ballin' (Freestyle) video. Going into 2012, Keezy Kilo's fan base has had a major increase including his music video airing on the local TV program, his bounce music spread in 2 days, many locals wanting to work with him, A&Rs offering him promotions, & Cutter Boyz doing it all from clothes to DVDs, to live performances. For more info on this artist www.facebook.com/keezy.kilo