c-dubb

A veteran in the Northern California rap game Sacramento rapper, writer, and producer C-Dubb, has dedicated his life to making music. Ground Zero (2005) was volume one of nine. Production for volume two, entitled The Garbage Man (2005) took only nine months and he’s right on track to release volume three no later than April 2007. On a side note he recently released a double disc set under his alter-ego name Eighty-Eight a.k.a. C-Dubb, entitled Boss Game. That’s three albums in one year!

But Ground Zero was a whole new beginning for this Sacramento native and music extraordinaire. Prior to signing with Sovereign Records he had already released Kalifornia (1997), The Story of the Struggle (2000), and C-Dubb & RITZ Networkin’ (2002). C-Dubb is destined to go down a legend and has become somewhat of an underground favorite here in Northern California thanks to his hard work and dedication. Currently, he’s on a quest to single handedly rekindle the rap game with his grunge like vocals over West Coast beats. It’s what he likes to call “Mobb Music,” classic West Coast style with his own personal twist. To date, C-Dubb has worked with the likes of other well knows acts such as Messy Marv, San Quinn, Young Droop, Hollowtip, and Brotha Lynch Hung to name a few. He’s also been featured on over 30 compilation albums as he continues to shock and awe the world with each and every track.