Rob Bailey

Bodybuilder, professional photographer, and clothes brand creator Rob Bailey began trying to create high-energy workout tapes, but in conjunction with manufacturer Charlie Hustle, he developed a mixture of rock and roll, hardcore, hip-hop, rap, dubstep, and who-knows-what that made him an unlikely but viable left-field music artist as the next decade from the 21st hundred years rolled in. His tale is among him simply pursuing his passions. His fascination with art, design, picture taking, video, and images got him to artwork school for a while at the Artwork Institute of Philadelphia, but he still left without graduating to have a job being a Website design company at QVC. When his wife, a after that unidentified Dana Linn Bailey, informed him her fantasy was to be always a professional bodybuilder also to very own her very own fitness center, he threw himself into evolving her profession, using a number of the advertising skills he found while doing work for QVC. Bailey spent $400 in T-shirts and screen-printed them in his garage area, thus starting an effective style brand, Flag Nor Fail. Relentlessly innovative, Bailey next attempt to make mixtapes of paths he liked to work through to, refining issues until, along with manufacturer Hustle, he developed a mash-up of varied beat designs, from hard rock and roll to rap and membership rhythms, and using a tough, powerful vocal design laid outrageous, he discovered himself learning to be a effective independent musical musician with a built-in niche viewers and enough option of build onto it. An EP from Bailey as well as the Hustle Regular, Battle Tested, made an appearance in 2012, with an eight-track mini-album, Beast, pursuing in 2013.