Sullee

Boston-area rapper Sullee (given birth to Robert Sullivan) got his begin while even now in his past due teenagers, forming his personal label (Older South End) release a the 2004 debut It’s Period and building hype for the record with starting slot machines (for Lil’ Romeo, David Banner, and Funkmaster Flex, amongst others) aswell as shows in local department stores and street celebrations. Sullee’s audio was a slick and hook-heavy, but nonetheless reminiscent of NEW YORK; collaborators on his debut work included famed manufacturer Teddy Riley.