Bio

All music written reflects a testament to my freedom and deliverance from cocaine. I was homeless, cocaine addicted and in and out of jails. I sold drugs and capitalized off the misery of others. The only people who stood by me was my family and a few other people. My mother and number one girl in my life Pastor Ruth Breeden, who used to let me in the house, after knocking on the door in the middle of the night dead tired after 3 days of abusing and selling drugs, my father, the late Deacon James Breeden, who is solely responsible for teaching me and starting me in my music and singing career, who used to cry when he saw me singing on stage, and who always inspired me to keep moving forward, my brothers Apostle Kelly R. Breeden and Bishop Kevin G. Breeden, my brothers (Mike, Bird, Anthony, Shaking,) and sisters (Danielle, Sharonda, Kashima, Janica) my biggest fan Sharraine Breeden my sister-in-law , my sons who NEVER gave up on me, Gregory and Maurice Breeden, Pastors Kennard Armstrong and Marty Strickland who took me in off the streets and showed me how to live a different way of life and live up to my potential. Through God I am still alive. All my songs reflect worship, praise, deliverance and service. I am a living testamony that there is nothing you can't be delivered from. Cocaine, alcohol, recidivism and homelessness is no match for the delivering and healing power of my Lord Jesus Christ. No weapon formed against me shall prosper. I am 5 years delivered and free from the disease of addiction, and no matter what N.A. says I am not a addict and will never again be as long as I keep holding on to my masters hand and never forgetting where I came from. I am a member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church where my Pastor is the Rev. Frederick E. Ricks who is a dynamite, real and very funny speaker. I currently play bass for the church. I also play the lead guitar, keyboard and drums. I own Premier Recording Studios in Carrollton, Ga where all my material is recorded. My cell is 404-597-2868 for whomever wants to give me encouragement to keep keeping on.