KLASSMONEY
Those seeking mercy had best look elsewhere. Not only does KlassMoney not pull any punches musically … he hits as hard as he can. His gangsta rap pummels with words and beats. KlassMoney calls it “harsh reality rap” because it is brutally frank and witheringly honest and all its sharp edges and blunt force comes directly from life itself. This isn’t fiction. And like reality, it takes no prisoners.
 
No Prisoners
But while none are safe from his hard-hitting hip-hop action, KlassMoney also points
Out that his music could be considered “emotional/conscience rap.” While it is intense and uncompromising, it’s all for a cause, reality only ever changes if harsh truths are confronted and that’s exactly what KlassMoney is doing. He might be drawing the shadows of life out into the light, but how else is change to be effected? His words might offend, but the truth hurts and sometimes offense is the only path to glory and betterment of self and the world.
 
World
There’s a world of imagery alive in every song created by KlassMoney. For him, it’s an act of painting for aural consumption. He’s not just rhyming, he’s speaking truths and offering vivid pictures of the tough life that surrounds so many people. And he’s expression with utter honesty his deepest emotions, pains and pleasures. “Music makes me feel like I”m expressing my deepest thoughts through every line, like I’m capturing a moment like I’m painting a picture,”
 
Portrait 
KlassMoney is painting a picture. It’s a portrait, the portrait of a life. This is biography through music. By offering his life to the public, by baring his soul and existence – the pretty and the ugly – KlassMoney is also offering hope and the promise of a future. He is demanding that others do what he did and be proactive, taking life in a firm grip and controlling one’s own destiny. A hard world demands hard actions. “My music is basically harsh reality of the environment I grew up around and me voicing my feelings on certain issues, giving the world a picture of my life through words.”
 
The Artist at Work
After the completion of KlassMoney’s second project and first debut street album 2nd Period Klass in Session”, which had over a thousand downloads and five thousand plays within it’s first week, the artist continues to work stating “I am thankful for everybody who made my last project a great success and appreciate the love the support that I’ve received, my only aim now is to set the bars even higher, I’m going in like a life sentence on this one! I’m back in da lab homie” Intent has a lot to do with how edgy art resonates with a person. Within KlassMoney’s unapologetic hip-hop barrage one can detect true soul and the beauty of this harsh life.

Check him out at www.myspace.com/daklassic

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