I GOT MY OWN SOUND.I AM VERY DIFFERENT FROM EVERYONE ELSE.MUCH LOVE AND HAPPINESS. P.S NUFF LOVE TO [all my guyanese people] FOR HAVING FAITH IN ME. I JUST WANNA SAY THANK YOU.
Problemz Born and raised in the historic village of Mocha, Guyana is located in the South America, as a young child, Problemz always had a calling to music… He was raised among his own people who were rich in culture and could often be found in the village of Buxton with friends. The town is filled with the history of the Guyanese people and so visible were the natives who could be seen embracing their culture. Problemz was always near his close knit family who helped guide him from early childhood.
Problemz and his family left their native country of Guyana and migrated to the United States of America. As a youth in New York, he was now faced with adjusting to a new country, a new environment, a mixture of various cultures, people from all walks of life and beliefs beyond his family upbringing. Problemz often found himself dreaming of becoming a artist. He strongly believed dreams are possible and never gave up the hope of one day becoming a star.
Problemz began performing in various talent shows around the New York area. After performing in these shows, he soon realized that this was the road he was to follow and took it upon himself to learn the multifaceted business of music. His family saw him change from a boy into a man who was taking the path of reggae artist and a song writer.
Problemz got his first taste of stardom when he performed at the world famous APOLLO Theater at the age of twelve. He was an instant hit. He was soon performing all over town and in places such as the Pyramid and Joe’s Pubs in New York City. In 2008, Problemz traveled to the country of Grenada and performed in Victoria at the St. Marks Day Celebration. Not forgetting where he originally came from, Problemz also made several stops in his homeland of Guyana. He showered his people with several outstanding shows…
Problemz main goal is to expose the Guyanese essence of Reggae music into the industry. He has over 150 songs already recorded and continues to work in the studio nonstop. He also released an underground album in 2008, entitled “Judgment”. He is moving up fast in the reggae scene and is said to be the next rising star with a whole lot of “Gt” (Guyanese) flavor.
Problemz songs have been getting air play from many radio stations in the United States and abroad. Support Problemz music and look for him on a stage near you.For Bookings and Management, contact Problemz:
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