Stitchy C

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Stitchy C (better known as Stitchy Casper to some, hype-man of the late Tre' Stylez, a legend in the Triad area in NC) began his rap career at the young age of 16 while still in high school in Greensboro, North Carolina. In 2000, Stitchy formed a group called K.U. with a partner and released the 2001 debut "Nightmarez" under Anti-Authority Records. In early 2002, K.U. disbanded because of personal differences and with the group being no more, their contract with Anti-Authority was dismissed. Early 2002 was when Stitchy C began focusing on a solo career. He recorded many songs, but they just didn't fit his standards so he scrapped the project until further notice. In the midst of recording, he was helping a friend and premiere up-and-coming hip-hop act of Greensboro, Tre' Stylez. Tre' released one album entitled "Kill Me" which spawned the local street bangers "Till I Die", "Cunniligus", and "Un-American". On December 3rd, 2005, Tre' Stylez was tragically murdered in his hometown in a planned incident that lead to his death and left his family and the underground hip-hop scene in G-Town devastated with no one to look to. After Tre's death in late '05, Stitchy C was forced back into the solo ranks and started recording tracks for his upcoming debut album entitled "Dizzlexic Dialogue" and joined Ed E. Ruger as a hype-man, just as he did for Tre' Stylez. March of 2006 marked a huge break for Stitchy C as he joined the Durty White Boyz (signed to Anti-Authority/Asylum/Warner Br

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