EXIGH

2 talented MCs who crossed paths on the struggle to be heard in a state where hip hop is rapidly growing. Missoula, Montana may not be a typical breeding ground for today's hip hop music, but don't even try and tell that to RBIZ and JaeO. Love us or hate us you can't deny the fact that we've broken the quota of what people can and can't do. From the first album released "Hollowman" by JaeO in 1998 to the biggest independent hip hop show to ever touch there local soil at The Wilma Theatre on 11-11-06... Nobody can knock our hustle! We've traveled a 9 hr radius to touch as many hearts as you can in one major city in tha U.S. Thats right, 2whiteboys from the sticks and proud of it. We love our fans & encourage them to speak there minds and step away from the clique' of these bullshit trends that have infected muthafuckas minds... We treat our fans with respect and they give us the same respect back. We are now EXIGH. A group dedicated to giving our fans and this world a glimpse into how you can not only control your life but live the very life you dream of everyday. When you surround yourself with a team of dedicated individuals you will get results. EXIGH is a reference to the Roman Numeral 11. It's the balance of power that RBIZ and JaeO have practice. As far as all the rumors of a major deal. We're just waiting. "Numerica" our next album won't be your ordinary run of the mill hip hop album that you are probably getting tired of hearing on today's radio station. "NUMERICA" An album that details our views on life, dreams, good and evil, the fight to conquer your inner demons, & how you can manifest and destroy your own dream. 2008 Winners of the Independent Artist Registry, our time is now and it will happen. Believe that....
NUMERICA IS COMING!

RBIZ:

RBIZ has been doing shows and rocking microphones around Montana for 5 years now. He comes from a small town of only 800 people, and now resides in Missoula, Montana, where he works day and night to get his music out to the masses!
"Everybody thinks you have to be from the streets to rap, and that's a big stereotype to get through," says RBIZ. "Because it was started by gangstas, everybody thinks you have to be one to rap in Montana. That's one of the hardest things to overcome."
Ambition and Initiative set RBIZ apart from so many other independent musicians. Charging studio equipment to credit cards, he began recording demos out of the closet in his room in 2002. The tracks were good enough to be shopped around, but they were stuck on a cassette tape. After shopping the demo and getting schooled through the ins and outs of the music industry, one company named Dynasty Records showed interest in taking RBIZ to the next level. $4,000 later and deep in debt, RBIZ still did not have a project done. Dynasty had a lot on their table and RBIZ got lost in the shuffle. This would be the first of many set backs....continue @ rbizmusic.com