"First impressions are everything," says multi talente Hip Hop artist and songwriter CONTAC. He should know. His much anticipated sophomore album "EEYEAYA," an independent project, is in the works as we speak. Being that he was born on the east coast (Connecticut), raised in the Midwest (Minnesota), and dirty south rooted from Arkansas, his unique sound and lyrical weaponry is guaranteed to Blow-up. Most recently, CONTAC worked on collaboration with Atlanta's own Lil Jon & The Eastside Boys (BME/TVT Records). The song "Do Somthin" is a very crunk up-tempo song that is ready for action. Also he took a trip to California, linked up with Kurupt from Tha Dogg Pound on a song called "What's Pappin" that compliments the two MC's styles very well. CONTAC has proven that his appetite for the mic is always on starve mode. "To be or not to be." A true MC indeed, this young man has performed on stage with artists such as Ludacris, Twista, Ja-Rule, Mystikal, David Banner, Yin Yang Twins, Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz, and Chingy, just to name a few. But CONTAC has been saving his best for last. "It's time to show and prove that "EEYEAYA" is indeed the album that I've always wanted to make. His producers on this project are talented beyond belief, and they have brought something real spicy to the table. EEYEAYA is a collection of gems just thrinving to be exposed to the public's eardrums. The content is fierce, and yet at times laid back. The outspoken MC backs up his lyrical delivery with a one of a kind vocal style. Guranteed to capture the attention of Hip-Hop heads nationwide. His desire to be legendary is easily recognized from the first to last song on the album. CONTAC is a firm believer that success comes from hard work. He also understands that whatever one believes, one can achieve. CONTAC brings Hip Hop music to another level. Once he's given a beat, he adds his lyrical ingredients and transforms the song to something irresisitable. He's not afraid of the stage or of being outrageous. This keeps him in a class of his own.