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A wise man once said that success isnāt measured by what you accomplishment but by the obstacles you overcome. If that sentiment holds any weight, then Camden, NJ lyricist Gramm is one of the most successful MCs to ever touch a microphone.
Ā The product of every possible pitfall one could encounter growing up on the wrong side of the tracks,Ā GrammĀ pours his pains, frustrations, redemptions and lessons learned from a past life of crime into melodic musical testimonies.
Making a name for himself with a small handful of regionally released singles and mixtapes, Gramm (formerly known as Grammar) had set the world on fire with unapologetic, reality-based rhymes on his forthcoming mixtapeĀ The RededicationĀ akaĀ REDASH
āBecause weāre in a bad environment doesnāt mean that you have to take on the mindset of that environment,ā Gramm admits.Ā āI rap about a new found change I had from being in the streets. I got to see a lot of wrongs and see life from a lot of different sides. My own upbringing was crazy within itself so I have a lot to say in my music.ā
BornĀ Terance Williamson in the Pollock Town section of Camden, Grammās early life was a constant spiral of turmoil. āPollock Town was rough,ā he admits. āBut it was all I knew. You donāt really realize how rough your environment is until you get out of it. Coming up out of there was less than possible for most cats.ā
Not unlike many other young, Black men from the bricks, Gramm is familiar with instability and uncertainty. His mother gave him up for adoption when he was only four years old. Subsequently, that was the last time he had seen his father as well. And even though his foster parents did everything they could to give young Terance the proper Christian upbringing, he still fell victim to the streets early in life.
His behavior had gotten so bad that his parents kicked him out of the house when Gramm was only 16. Hopping from one family memberās couch to the next and then to sleeping on park benches, he found himself at a crossroads. On his 18th birthday, he was serving time in county jail on burglary charges.
He was facing five years and had already spent six months behind bars. He knew that he would either be swallowed up by the streets or do something positive to turn his life around.
āI said to God āif you truly are real, I need you to show me,āā he recalls, āāand if you show me, Iāll walk with you from here on inā¦ā And I stayed true to that promise.ā
Two weeks later, the charges were mysteriously dropped to misdemeanor trespassing. The judge handed him three years on probation and he was ordered to get a job and to attend college.
He enrolled in Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va.
āI was brought up on Christianity, God and going to church,ā says Gramm. āI didnāt follow it because I felt like it was forced down my throat since childhood. So I always knew God. Itās like learning to ride a bike; you donāt forget it. You always have that since of right from wrong.ā
It was during this same time that Gramm revisited an old passion for hip hop that started when he started rapping at age seven.Ā Then, in 2009, he dropped his mixtape debutĀ The DedicationĀ and distributed it throughout the Northeast.Ā
Since, he has kept his name ringing with collaborative mixtapes with fellow independent rappersĀ Travis James,ProminenceĀ andĀ Mell Omii
āMy music is about my beliefs, my experiences, my heart and how I feel about things,ā Gramm explains. āItās not even about Christian rap. We donāt have to take every bad situation given to us lying down. We can make our situations different. We can change ourselves in a bad situation.ā
Continuing to pass on thatĀ knowledge, Gramm released mixtapeĀ The RededicationĀ akaĀ REDASHĀ Adding to his performance roster, Gramm is also pursuing another of his childhood dreams of acting in feature films & TV show
With no plans of letting up in the future, Gramm is going full speed ahead ... His voice is clear and concise as he speaks from the heart...
āWhen you tell people that you do gospel rap or Christian rap, they turn off immediately. This is from experience,ā he contends. āSo Iāve taken the labels off since they got people tripping but my message is still in my music. When I tell people Iām just an artist, theyāre much more receptive.ā
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