Russell McGee aka Genesis is a songwriter/ghost writer that grew up in the 7 city area in Virginia. He has worked with an aray of talented artist and has written many underground hits. He released a mixtape to show his clients his hip-hop side and planned on keeping it underground. Pressure from fans/clients of the music pushed him to re-release the mixtape to the public and write several more. "Grey Skies" (re-leased july 12th 2010), "Grey Skies 2" (dropping september 10th 2010), R&B mixtape (not yet titled), and a Rock mixtape (not yet titled).

One of the tracks (titled: "note to pharrell" off of the "Grey Skies 2" mixtape) somehow unintentionally made it to Virginia Beachs local radio station 103 Jamzs Battle on da Block hosted by DJ Bee.

Additionally, the track won the battle daily by popular votes for nearly a month. This popular track gave him a little accidental fame in the 757 area. He created this track to hopefully reach out to one of the most successful producers from VA Beach, Pharrell. Brenner after hearing the song was inspired to shoot a video for the writer. There are many moves being made behind the scenes, but are left out of this BIO per request by Genesis.

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In Moe Green's new video for "Top Turnbuckle Lifestyle," one of the singles off his debut album Rocky Maivia: Non-Title Match, the Vallejo-born rapper teams up with Brian Storm (partner of "KIM" director Myke Ward) for the Nick Maples produced track. Throughout the video Moe reigns over his environment with an aspiring air, generally acting as a focal point in scenes depicting elements of metropolitan life. When asked about the inspiration for the video the rapper says, "The song is just me documenting my progress and where I am going take my music career". The concept is not only seen but heard, with strong statements such as "I back up every word, wide open for discussion/ Pray to God every night that I make it...".

In this video, however, the young emcee is seen fading in and out of the frame and draws little to no attention from the crowds of people moving around him, a difficult image to convey as Moe tells it. "It was awkward rapping these verses in the middle of a busy bus station with everyone trying to see what we were doing." With the recent buzz surrounding the budding emcee he should start getting used to all the attention.

Moe Green, along with DaVinci, The Niceguys, Von Pea, Metermaids, Stalley, Big K.R.I.T., and more were featured on the Potholes x Prefix Summer Sampler, available today. Check it out here: http://potholesinmyblog.com/pothole....ilation

Download Rocky Maivia: Non-Title Match (courtesy of Interdependent Media) here:
http://moegreen.bandcamp.com/album/rocky-maivia-non-title-match