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BrickHouse Boyz
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About BrickHouse Boyz
BrickHouse Boyz started in the winter of 1998. After finishing two albums with the group Shadows of da Wolves, BrickHouse Boyz decided to branch out and do there own thing. Flooding the streets with mix tapes and EP’s, hitting every open mic competition there was, BrickHouse Boyz began building a name for themselves by crushing everyone with their smooth flow and original style. Founders Miguel Tharpe, Daruis Little, and Charles Washington decided to take the show on the road and put together a Midwest tour performing at all the state colleges, hip-hop venues, and local spots city wide! Selling a total of 25,000 copies of their first solo album As Long as the Hustle Lasts, and 40,000 copies of their follow up album State Tax, BrickHouse Boyz emerged on the scene as a force to be reckoned with. Inspired by MC’s like Eric B and Rakim, Run DMC, Fat Boys, Pac, and Biggie, BrickHouse Boyz was destined to go main stream with their music. After a year of strictly concentrating on the music, they came back harder than ever with brand new music and funky base lines that would set them apart from the competition! After collaborating with the boy wonder super producer Trinnsetta, and business man Sherrell Wayne, much is in store in 2008 with the release of the up coming album Brick Layin followed by a twenty-five city tour. With hits like “Tranquilizer”, “Pimp Back”, and “Crook County”, BrickHouse Boyz is ready to rock the crowds! Staying positive, counting blessings, and believing in the word of God goes a long way. Having faith in your work and dreams, staying humble, and giving back to the community will continue to be their focus and driving force. Be on the lookout for B.H.B Entertainment and new projects from Ms. Kitty, and other artists, coming soon to a hood near you. Special thanks to Common, Twista, Do or Die, Crucial Conflict, Kanye West, and DJ Scrap for pouring the foundation for the Brick Layin album! Shots out 2 to the East, West, North, South and burbs of Chicago, stand up!
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