Tone Tone

Tone-Tone is certainly a rapper from Detroit who all debuted in 2004 and experienced some neighborhood achievement with singles such as for example “I actually Ain’t Playin’ Witcha” and “What Up Doe.” Delivered Antonio Henderson in 1984 in Detroit, MI, he went to Finney SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL and started rapping at age group nine. At age group 18 he produced his full-length record debut with Skoolz in Program (2004). Released on the neighborhood independent label WIDELY OPEN Information, Skoolz in Program spawned the neighborhood hit one “I Ain’t Playin’ Witcha,” that was given plenty of radio airplay in Detroit. Tone-Tone was eventually agreed upon to a documenting agreement with Sho’nuff Information, the label of Southern rap manufacturer Jazze Pha, and released some mixtapes by himself label, New Skool Entertainment: Totally fo da Streetz (2005), Trip with Cha Boy (2006), and Inspiration for da New Era (2007). Nothing arrived from the association with Jazze Pha, nevertheless, and Tone-Tone came back to WIDELY OPEN Records for the discharge of his second recording, D-Boy New (2007), which features the solitary “Luv da Method She Doin’ It.”