Bio

www.myspace.com/dymondloop Loop was born in a typical Miami ghetto. It didn’t take him long to start finding trouble. By the age of twelve he was stealing, hustling, and fighting. His mother moved the family to Ft. Lauderdale to shield her son from the poisoning influence that permeated their community. However, in Ft. Lauderdale Loop encountered the exact same elements. He saw his friends getting money from moving product, and at the age of fourteen Loop became ensconced in South Florida drug scene. He joined a gang and that is when things began to change for him. Both his friends and rivals began toting guns, and Loop decided that the money and the prestige attained from dealing were not worth his life. He began to look for other ways to improve his situation and quickly became involved in another path familiar to young men from the ghetto, the rap game. He and some of his friends recorded a track on a karaoke machine, and they started playing it around their school. Although the quality of the recording was terribly poor, the track became popular around the neighborhood. By 9th grade, Loop and his friends were working with a local record label, and produced a mix tape. They released it in high schools around Dade County and sold 1000 copies in the first few weeks. Despite their initial success, Loop’s friends began to fall off. The deeper they got into the game the more they realized that the odds were stacked against them. They saw every kid from the ghetto trying to have success in the exact same way they were, and they became disillusioned. Loop stuck with it though. He recorded a new mix tape, which got him noticed by a high-end studio in South Florida. Once he got into a professional studio, his talent exploded. He recorded FIA Volume 1, and it became huge success. He began to get offers to sign with record labels, but held off for a major deal. He currently tours between South Florida and Atlanta.