Sha Stimuli

about

In the beginning, it was written... We are all born with innate gifts. It is our duty to embody those gifts and share them with the world. For Brooklyn born lyricist Sherod “Sha Stimuli” Khaalis, this means provoking an emotional response through his music. Growing up, Stimuli’s inquisitive mind could not be held by your typical childhood sports and video games. He preferred to follow behind his older brother Lord Digga, one of hip hop’s notable producers. This landed him on Brooklyn basketball courts and in the mix with hip hop legends like Master Ace, members of the Juice Crew, and Big Daddy Kane. Barely a teen, Stimuli found himself engulfed in an era that exemplified the essence of real New York hip hop. Eager to become a student of the game, he digested everything in his surroundings from beats and lyrics, to talks about the business behind the music. At age 11, Stimuli picked up a pen, and brought his first rhyme to life. Stimuli officially stepped on the hip hop scene at 14, appearing on Master Ace’s Slaughter House LP. For the next few years he continued to fine tune his writing skills, with not much focus on becoming an emcee. When Lord Digga began producing tracks for the Notorious BIG, Stimuli gained much respect for Biggie and his signature flow. Having the privilege of being in the studio while Biggie recorded Ready to Die he quickly became Stimuli’s lyrical icon. When the hip hop world was rocked by the tragic and untimely death of the King of Ne

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March on Washington (Election Edition)

My Soul to Keep

Unsung Vol. 1: The Garden of Eden

Hip Hop Dock-Trine 2 (The Saga Continues) [Hall Of Justus Edition]

The Chills

The Calling

Overtime: My Soul to Keep

The Break Up Pt 2: The Proposal

Unsung Vol. 1 The Garden of Eden

Love Jones

The Motion Soundtrack

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