Bio

Biography: Born in Harrisburg and based out of Pittsburgh/Greensburg, PA Chaoz a.k.a. Lone Starr has been rhyming and producing since 1993. A founding member of Blak Company (formerly Cypha Klick) Chaoz has managed to produce, arrange, & promote 1 full length indie album (Cypha Klick's "Blak Company Chronicles vol 1), an E.P. (Cypha Klick " the Triple Claw E.P."), & a compilation ("Committee-Victory") which featured Harrisburg artists I.B., J-Saint, L.I.F.E, Washington D.C. artists Dodge City, & The Burghs own C.E. and Jo Smith along with Blak Company members Mic Scalez & Book Tha Villin. His long anticipated solo effort was scheduled to be released in 2001 but was put on hold for various business & personal reasons. With its wide range of musical influences(Beethoven, Metallica, Marvin Gaye to name a few) & its mature but still street wise subject matter "The Alchemizt Album" is sure to satisfy listeners who have a true appreciation of hip-hop and its potential to not just be a genre of urban music. Along with completion of this project Chaoz also produces and composes for Hip-Hop and R&B artists "I enjoy music altogether so I really get on the griz with my tracks. I'm definately in a category of my own" His unique incorporation of various musical taste makes Chaoz the emcee/producer to lookout for in the near future. Enter "The Alchemizt, the wax to precious metal specialist......." 2007 Triple Claw:Uncut Raw released. Album features Cypha Klick, Nes, Spades, Nino from Froze 4 Life Entertainment, Pop of GMP The Label, and Bad News. TRUE underground heat!!! For more of Blak Beast Producshunz check out [link="URL"][u]www.kvibe.com/blakbeastproducshunz www.soundclick.com/blakbeastproducshunz www.indiecharts.com/chaozdablakjak www.myspace.com/chaozdablakjak www.myspace.com/blakbeastalchemylab www.myspace.com/cyphaklick[/u][/link] FREE NINO!!!!!! Experience: More than you would expect. Press Release: Pittsburgh City Paper Reviews "The Alchemizt Album" - 3/11/2007 City Paper Reviews JANUARY 4, 2007 Chaoz da Blakjak's 'The Alchemizt Album' BY AARON JENTZEN Mail Article Print Article The Alchemizt Album Blak Beast Producshunz I'll just lay it out: The Alchemizt kicks ass. I can't speak to his '90s output in the Hill-based Roughside or Cypha Klick, but whatever Chaoz da Blakjak's been up to over the past decade has added up on his solo debut. Currently hailing from Greensburg, Chaoz, a.k.a. Lone Starr, has already had a long career and a life that's taken him from Harrisburg to Detroit to Braddock. But it feels like he's just getting started. Though Chaoz is a talented producer in his own right -- many of the choice cuts on this disc are his own beats -- he's recruited a slew of producers for The Alchemizt, including C-Styles and Mad Flowz, as well as numerous guest emcees. This abundance results in a slightly daunting collection of 20 tracks. Among them, there are the obligatory odes to Pittsburgh and to hustling, but one of the things I like about Chaoz is his ability to switch into a believably playful loverman mode that blithely avoids sounding callous or like some icky Barry White ooze. Case in point: the high-speed 'Bang Daddy': 'For what it's worth, I hunger for whatever's under that skirt / And you know that it's gravy, sweet and soft like a pastry / ooh you make my mouth water, honey give me some tasty.' Chaoz basically says, Look, you know it, and I know it: We're gonna do it. So, what do you like? His low, monotone rap is both insinuating and direct, and rolls off in an easy, natural rhythm. On wide-open tracks like 'Dirty Burgh,' that voice finds its own niche in the music; on busier beats, its low timbre fights with the music that should be supporting it. But nothing stops this line: 'Every nigga that I love has been behind bars, 'cause every nigga that I love is quick to leave scars / It's the way it goes down, I got the steel street blues / Worse news than Post-Gazette or the Tribune can review.' [code]