G.R.A.M.Z

"Brooklynite G.R.A.M.Z. took the stage next. The emcee, whose moniker stands for “Gradually Reviving All Muzik,” is currently working on his fourth mixtape, creatively titled Malcolm’s Little Green Car and set for a February 2012 release. Joined by over a dozen members of his crew, G truly demonstrated his lyrical prowess with songs from his upcoming project including “Da Shizzy (Gee Shit 2.0).”
Shamecca Harris - XXL
- XXL magazine

During last week’s 2DBz-sponsored Show & Prove series, your top choice Chris Faust came through as the winner of the night’s festivities, and is now one step closer to rocking on the main stage at this year’s The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival. Also check out fellow contestant G.R.A.M.Z.’ set down bottom. Congrats to all participants. - 2dope Boyz

#4Fun Entertainment front man, G.R.A.M.Z’s recently released his anticipated No $ On 4/20 II, a twelve track follow up to the 2010 mixtape of the same name presented by Coat of Arms.
No $ On 4/20 II is the second project released by G.R.A.M.Z (following January’s Cupcakes) in what looks to be a busy 2011. He plans to release Todd’s Tape as well as a collaborative album with his #4Fun label mates. “Everything that I’m doing is planned,” says G.R.A.M.Z. in an interview with #BodegaRadio. “Docky Boy is coming out with his album. We coming out with the SkyDive Suicide Set album. Everything is planned out…I’ve seen so many dudes fuck up that I feel like I can’t fuck up.” - Brooklyn Bodega

Brooklyn's own G.R.A.M.Z hit us up with the sequel to his very well recieved No $ On 4/20 series which begin last year. Part 2 includes production by TeV95, Hannibal King, The Stuyvesants, Young Mickey, Araab Muzik, J Dilla, and Wasted Talented and features by L.A., Docky Boy, Dirty Turk, Nesby Phips, and Bonnie Blunts. Tune into the 4Fun movement. - 95 Flavas

We introduce to you… The mellow Brooklyn MC with the old school flow, behind the mic he is known as G.R.A.M.Z. We have been up on G.R.A.M.Z’s music for a while, first heard him through our Barrel House Brooklyn affiliates. “Cupcakes” is his latest project, a 16 track mixtape with G.R.A.M.Z bringin’ that old school Brooklyn flavor back into music, his flow and voice almost resembles a young version of Buckshot. If your a fan of raw lyrics, dope beats and just straight up good hip hop, do yourself a favor and download this. - Jungle Gym Magazine

We introduce to you… The mellow Brooklyn MC with the old school flow, behind the mic he is known as G.R.A.M.Z. We have been up on G.R.A.M.Z’s music for a while, first heard him through our Barrel House Brooklyn affiliates. “Cupcakes” is his latest project, a 16 track mixtape with G.R.A.M.Z bringin’ that old school Brooklyn flavor back into music, his flow and voice almost resembles a young version of Buckshot. If your a fan of raw lyrics, dope beats and just straight up good hip hop, do yourself a favor and download this. - Jungle Gym Magazine

BarrelHouseBKLYN Interviews: Gramz - BarrelHouse Brooklyn

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G.r.a.m.z – The Interview

Posted on November 3, 2010 by theinnercitykids

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How’s it going folks? Last time I conducted on of these interviews it was with the California based rap collective OFWGKTA. A lot of you guys enjoyed the Interview and i garnered a whole bunch of positive(and some negative) feedback. But nonetheless it has been a while and i decided to come bring this interview home, as in New York City for all of my readers who live here. But without further adieu i give you the interview with Brooklyn’s own G.R.A.M.Z - Inner City Kids

Here’s the story behind this guy: I met him at the (2)Dope Holiday party back in December, as he is an associate of (2)dope mainstay ScienZe. I’ve gotten his songs (actually pretty good) subsequently since then, but because of whatever reason I never got around to posting them. Now he’s dropped his latest project, and I’m not gonna go by without showing this cat some shine. My bad, dog.
- 2dopeboyz

Here’s the story behind this guy: I met him at the (2)Dope Holiday party back in December, as he is an associate of (2)dope mainstay ScienZe. I’ve gotten his songs (actually pretty good) subsequently since then, but because of whatever reason I never got around to posting them. Now he’s dropped his latest project, and I’m not gonna go by without showing this cat some shine. My bad, dog.
- 2dopeboyz

We introduce to you… The mellow Brooklyn MC with the old school flow, behind the mic he is known as G.R.A.M.Z. We have been up on G.R.A.M.Z’s music for a while, first heard him through our Barrel House Brooklyn affiliates. “Cupcakes” is his latest project, a 16 track mixtape with G.R.A.M.Z bringin’ that old school Brooklyn flavor back into music, his flow and voice almost resembles a young version of Buckshot. If your a fan of raw lyrics, dope beats and just straight up good hip hop, do yourself a favor and download this - Jungle Gym Magazine

Brooklyn by way of The Bronx Emcee, G.R.A.M.Z. spoke to #BodegaRadio on PNCRadio.fm this past Friday about the meaning behind the name of his most recent project, Cupcakes. “[J Dilla] called his beats “Donuts” and I call my songs “Cupcakes,” says the 4Fun front man. “They’re like audible treats. I call it “baked goods” and “baked goods” is not, like, cake and frosting and shit. “Baked goods” is weed. “Baked goods” is music.”
G.R.A.M.Z. also discussed the origins and meaning behind his moniker “It says G.R.A.M.Z. but it stands for Gradually Reviving All MuZik,” he says.
“That name was given to me in Brooklyn, NYC. I was given that name because of what I was about and what I did. I just happened to turn it into an acronym so I could make it mean more than what it is because people hear G.R.A.M.Z. and they automatically think drug reference. People have told me that they heard my name and initially was not willing to hear me…I don’t wanna be labeled as a drug rapper or a mixtape rapper. I don’t want to be synonymous with that. I want to be known as an artist.”
Following the January 2011 of Cupcakes, G.R.A.M.Z. is set to release No $ On 4/20 II on April 20 as well as Todd’s Tape later this year. His collective, 4Fun also has several projects scheduled for 2011. “Everything that I’m doing is planned,” says G.R.A.M.Z. “Docky Boy is coming out with his album. We coming out with the SkyDive Suicide Set album. Everything is planned out…I’ve seen so many dudes fuck up that I feel like I can’t fuck up.” - Brooklyn Bodega

Brooklyn by way of The Bronx Emcee, G.R.A.M.Z. spoke to #BodegaRadio on PNCRadio.fm this past Friday about the meaning behind the name of his most recent project, Cupcakes. “[J Dilla] called his beats “Donuts” and I call my songs “Cupcakes,” says the 4Fun front man. “They’re like audible treats. I call it “baked goods” and “baked goods” is not, like, cake and frosting and shit. “Baked goods” is weed. “Baked goods” is music.”
G.R.A.M.Z. also discussed the origins and meaning behind his moniker “It says G.R.A.M.Z. but it stands for Gradually Reviving All MuZik,” he says.
“That name was given to me in Brooklyn, NYC. I was given that name because of what I was about and what I did. I just happened to turn it into an acronym so I could make it mean more than what it is because people hear G.R.A.M.Z. and they automatically think drug reference. People have told me that they heard my name and initially was not willing to hear me…I don’t wanna be labeled as a drug rapper or a mixtape rapper. I don’t want to be synonymous with that. I want to be known as an artist.”
Following the January 2011 of Cupcakes, G.R.A.M.Z. is set to release No $ On 4/20 II on April 20 as well as Todd’s Tape later this year. His collective, 4Fun also has several projects scheduled for 2011. “Everything that I’m doing is planned,” says G.R.A.M.Z. “Docky Boy is coming out with his album. We coming out with the SkyDive Suicide Set album. Everything is planned out…I’ve seen so many dudes fuck up that I feel like I can’t fuck up.” - Brooklyn Bodega

Ill rhymer and Brooklyn, NYer, Gramz drops a mixtape for all the sneaker freakers out there. With a laid back flow and jazzy backdrop, G gets busy with the wordplay and takes you on a trip through his hood (and a lil' beyond, "Night of the Beach Crusier" explains more). A few times on this project I had to do a double take beatwise. "Summer Breeze" is just that, light and airy for us winter battered East Coasters. The man that touched the track up is a brother named Lee Bueller, be on the look out for him. As for Gramz on the lyrical tip he is a solid MC with loads of potential. The more he syncs with Bueller and the way he rocked over a J. Dilla masterpiece on "Her Fresh" is the way he should go. I think if he goes with a Sneaker Music pt.2, he should weave the kicks theme in a lil' tighter. And I trust by the time that comes out, he'll be even iller. - DATWON THOMAS FOR GLOBALGRIND.COM