Block McCloud forges partnership with Well Done Entertainment (via his own imprint, Disturbia Music Group) to release the digital-only Crazy Man EP on Nov. 2nd as a precursor to his full-length album, Four Walls, slated for an early 2011 release. The EP will feature three versions of the song "Crazy Man", including a remix featuring Celph Titled & R.A. the Rugged Man with the original version boasting production from DJ Waxwork (formerly of the German production team, The Snowgoons) and additional production provided by Anno Domini (Kool G Rap, Canibus, Vinnie Paz) and Dj Luciano of The Beatills (Ghostface Killah, Papoose, JoJo Pellegrino, Reef The Lost Cauze). ...show more

Block McCloud forges partnership with Well Done Entertainment (via his own imprint, Disturbia Music Group) to release the digital-only Crazy Man EP on Nov. 2nd as a precursor to his full-length album, Four Walls, slated for an early 2011 release. The EP will feature three versions of the song "Crazy Man", including a remix featuring Celph Titled & R.A. the Rugged Man with the original version boasting production from DJ Waxwork (formerly of the German production team, The Snowgoons) and additional production provided by Anno Domini (Kool G Rap, Canibus, Vinnie Paz) and Dj Luciano of The Beatills (Ghostface Killah, Papoose, JoJo Pellegrino, Reef The Lost Cauze).

Hip Hop fans can anticipate the release of several videos online throughout the month of November in support of the EP and the many versions of the song. A veteran of New York City's underground Hip-Hop scene, Block McCloud has recently emerged as the artist of choice both for his skills as a seasoned lyricist and for his ability to craft and sing choruses to embellish tracks featuring the likes of Jedi Mind Tricks, Vinnie Paz with Clipse & Paul Wall, Sean Price, Sick Jacken with many more in the queue for 2011 alongside Method Man, Kurupt, Ras Kass, Termanology, Sun God, and others. He is also a member of the Jedi Mind Tricks lead supergroup Army of the Pharaohs along with spearheading his own musical collective, The Suicide Squad. A product of the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn in New York City, Block McCloud was certainly in the right place to absorb cultural and stylistic influences.

Like every rapper reared in the sacred borough, he is quick to credit its social collage as key in spurring his development. "I was raised in Park Slope which was and is still a very eclectic and culturally and economically diverse neighborhood," Block explains. "North of 5th avenue, very paid. South of 5th avenue, strictly ghetto." Block first made his name with a group called Zooty Zoo in the mid 90's, appearing on the Ecko Unlimited Mixtapes that accompanied their line of T-shirts. ...show less