Visit Forsythmusic.com for all my music! When I was younger, I always struggled to write or talk about myself. Where it all manifested was in my music. I was 15 years old when I started writing lyrics. I had always loved rap & hip-hop, so my style naturally formed into what I’d describe as an “early-2000’s-backpack-rapper”. I started recording my lyrics on this crappy, hand-held microphone that I literally borrowed from my friend Mike Kohagen. I turned our unfurnished attic into a private space where I could quietly focus and work on my music. Fast forward a few years… It wasn’t until college that I really figured out my style, sound and direction. After years of trial and error, I finally released my first demo called “Me, Myself & I”. I mixed, produced and wrote everything you hear on that demo (hence the title). Being my first major project, I was thrilled hearing all the positive feedback it received. There was not one person I showed it to who did not like it. I was even told by an A&R from Def Jam Recordings to keep it up (and that I sounded like Logic). It’s moments like those that make my dream of doing music full-time seem even more obtainable. My second project was titled “A Harlem Story”. While living in East Harlem, I continued working on my music and produced a smaller EP. Originally I planned for “A Harlem Story” to be an album. However, due to some personal issues and distractions I was never able to produce the amount of songs needed to make the album I envisioned. Present day… For the last year or so, I have been working on a project titled, “Somewhere In Between”. This project will truly be my debut album. All the songs will be written and recorded by me. The album itself will be a culmination of all my experiences over the last few years. Ill recount being broke and friendless, alone and jobless, being betrayed by family, meeting the girl of my dreams, my struggles with myself, my triumphs and many more facets. It will truly be a look into the deepest parts of my conscience. The title in itself says it all; I feel as if I am in this transitory period in which I am discovering myself. The question that remains is not what I want out of life, but how to achieve it. It remains to be answered…rendering me “Somewhere In Between”.