The Majors

The Majors are officially in the bulidin' ! Complete with a sound that seems best described as a combination of Pit Bull, Kanye West, and Black Eye Peas mixed with some estranged like ideas from the mind of a Kid Cudi'esqe like imagination, The Majors aim to change the game that has always been played by an industry standard. By attempting to discuss fresh topics by thinking out of the box with their song concepts and the angles of their music, their sound takes a shot at sounding different than the saturated everyday formula thats used for most artist who attempt to crossover or breakthrough into the realm of popular music. The Majors began their career being categorized as Chicano/Latin rap due to their West Coast lineage and surrounding predecessors in the latin rap circuit in which they came up. As time would prove this group proved different from that of the gangster rap image in which their home town is used to accepting. Over the years this group has made enormous strides in separating themselves from the latin rap label to simply wanting to be accepted as the industries hottest rap group period. By sharing the stage with such internationally known acts such as Pit Bull, Bow Wow, The Dream, New Boys, Baby Bash, Frankie J, Colby O' Donis, Paula DeAnda, Slim of 112, Too Short, Mims, Sugafree, Second II None, Mack 10, and Paul Wall. The Majors are still grinding out to solidify their name as a force to be reckoned with. The Majors, now two successful radio singles deep armed with Blackberry's that never seem to stop ringing continue to work in their studio as they work towards the completion of their second album as they proceed to still promote and push their first album entitled " Novus Tempus." Containing their first two hits, " Worst Way" prod. by Eddie G and The Professor, and "Wassup Wit It" Produced by and Featuring Fingazz they are still armed with hits such as " Area" Produced by Damon Thomas and St. Nick Featuring Luke, " Catch a Breath " Produced by Dj Frank E and features Melissa Lujan , and " Doin' It " produced by Jimmy Klev featuring Mikael, The Majors appear far from one hit wonders as they only appear to keep surprising the masses and the industry by raising the bar with every release.