LMC

Hailing from the streets of Brooklyn, NY, LMC has been rhyming since the art form was born. He has been performing on stage and recording in professional studios since age 14.

LMC has had a lifetime career of street cyphers, emcee battles, and hip hop shows. He has also performed in two rock bands. As a member of "Phattica" for two years, LMC performed in numerous venues in Los Angeles, including such notable clubs as Whisky a Go Go [see live performance], Coconut Teaszer, and Luna Park [Reviewed in Music Connection Magazine]. While involved with "Lotus Dog" in the Bay Area for a year, he performed at Red Devil Lounge in San Francisco, and New George's in San Rafael.

LMC's skills have led him to work on many varied projects, including several ESPN Football video game intros, a track on the supplemental CD to the children's book entitled "Libra: The Cat Who Saved Silicon Valley," and a freestyle rhyme for the Star Trek documentary "Trek Nation" by Eugene Roddenberry.

LMC is an unsigned artist and is available for any and all entertainment endeavors: performance, vocal recording, commercial work, and writing for artists in any style.