Seryiouz was born on the southside of Chicago, but moved with his family out to nearby Harvey at the age of 10. His parents decided on the move
to protect him and his younger brother from falling victim to the streets like their older brother. However, after and few years in Harvey, crime from
the city trickled down and to date is Chicago’s third poorest suburb. Growing up, Seryiouz was influenced by the streets and would participate in
the action. After several suspensions from school, his parents decided to channel his energy through music. Seryiouz joined the school band and
excelled as a trumpet player throughout high school. Always the wordsmith, Seryiouz also had his poem “Neighborhood Jungle,” selected as one

of the winners of a contest held by the late, great Gwendolyn Brooks. Seryiouz was influenced by a diverse class of artists like Miles Davis, Dizzy

Gillespie, Ray Charles, Prince, Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Tupac, Biggie, Twisted Sister, The Cars, Hall and Oates, LL Cool J, Run DMC, Slick Rick,
Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, and Stevie Wonder. However, Seryiouz never really took rapping seriously, and was only known as a witty freestyler amongst

his peers. Seryiouz later decided to make a career out of Hip-Hop after the feeling he would get from people’s reaction to his music.

Seryiouz released his first LP entitled Rise From the Wreckage, in 2005. The 10-Track concept album created a nice buzz in the Chicagoland area.
It also lead to him being discovered by Scott Marshall, CEO of Philadelphia based Chaodic Records. The union birthed his second LP Electric Liquid,
which is slated for release in the summer of 2008. Seryiouz has won several local talent shows and has been featured in showcases throughout
the city of Chicago. To date, one of Seryiouz’ biggest accomplishments was having “Get Gone”, a collaboration with longtime friends J-Direct,
featured on the season premiere of MTV’s Real World in Australia. Seryiouz has also been on many mixtapes with fellow Chicago artists that
include Renegade, J-Direct, and Coalmine Music.

Now available at: cdbaby.com chaodicrecords.com & iTunes music store

1. Victory Is Mine

2. Chop Suey (Feat. King Troy T)

3. It’s My Time

4. Ease Up Off Me

5. Tweakin’

6. Rippin’ And Runnin’

7. Ride Down On Yo’ Boy

8. On 10

9. Tonite’s Yo’ Nite

10. $lick B@$*h

11. Electric Liquid

12. U’s A Freak (Feat. Tyfeni)

13. U Don’t Need Dat

14. Storming

15. Trooper’s Paradise (Feat. Noc Ill,

 Bobby Sills & Margo)

16. Get Right

17. I Got U (Feat. Margo)

18. Gimmie Mine

CONTACT: Scott Marshall, smarshall@chaodicrecords.com or Seryiouz@hotmail.com