Bio

:::YAG::: Emcee Extraordinaire/Oops Entertainment Biography 2010 Young Ace Gutda work’s magic Homie. And you may as well call Detroit Magic City ‘cause that’s where he makes it rain. Being Young And Gifted will do that, drench people with an incantation so extraordinary that they don’t mind being wet. With ultra stylish wordplay, YAG, the 21 year old mic controller from Detroit turns tracks into tidal waves of creative genius that are tearing the Game apart. Ace Gutda’s sound is dirty and profound. It flows so obtrusively from the soul of this master craftsman that über producers, K & Square and Helluva have gotten swept up in his torrent. With contemporary tracks and sick, ugly beats the production team has composed YAG’s untitled, debut project and Indy label Oops Entertainment wants the Industry to get soaked by it. This soon to be released body of work is thick with the aphorisms of a hood boy and balanced by the resilience of a true artist. The young emcee comes to the microphone with a passionate originality that industry heavy-hitters are all too thirsty for. I Got Dat, the first single off of YAG’s highly anticipated album, is a storm of words and sound that makes high fidelity feel like velvet. Gutda spews myriad truisms over an up tempo track that embodies the kind of hype most deejay’s dig in crates to find. Ace is a natural on Don’t Cross Me Over, an earthy ode to relationships and romance—he saturates the track so effortlessly and with the type of verve that one can only call “swagnificent”. YAG is not some garden variety rapper. He’s this culmination of different-ness, hunger, intensity and shine. He’s the strangling from the Midwest, a tempest come to flood the sound booths and airwaves with magic and artfulness. Young Ace Gutda is a superstar with a following and a fan base because his lyricism is so liquid. He owns the mic when he goes in. He baptizes it, blesses it even. YAG’s dulcet rhyming skills come from somewhere special and deep. Bound for diamond status surely, he’s the rap cat with the black card flow ready to pour his hip, edginess onto the world. Keep an ear out—summer, 2010. [link= http://twitter.com/#!/YAGcakemix][link= http://www.youtube.com/oopsyungag]