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General Info

  • Genre: Hip Hop / Rap

    Location Da Southside of Memphis, Please select your region, Un

    Profile Views: 54204

    Last Login: 4/2/2013

    Member Since 8/8/2005

    Website itsdcinn.com

    Record Label South Town Entertainment/Street Majorz Inc.

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    FOR BOOKING CONTACT: dcinnbooking@gmail.com.... D Cinn Bio Memphis, Tennessee, the home of crunk and buck music, is a music city that has yet to be completely discovered by the mainstream. At the age of 21, D Cinn plans to help uplift the city of Memphis from the underground into the national spotlight it deserves..... Born Christopher Brown, in Memphis, TN, to a married couple, he was the first of two children. At age two, his mother and father got a divorce because of his father’s heavy drug abuse, leaving his mother to raise two children single handedly. Living the majority of his life without a father, D Cinn was forced mature at a young age, realizing the rights and wrongs in life. Not having the ability to shoot hoops or play catch with his father, D Cinn took up music because it brought feelings that took the place of his father’s absence. At the age of nine, D Cinn and his cousin wrote and recorded songs in his uncle’s home studio. His uncle was a keyboardist who was heavily involved with music. He performed numerous gigs at local and surrounding venues throughout Tennessee as well as the southeast..... Throughout his middle and high school stints, D Cinn enjoyed rapping in front of fellow students as class projects. D Cinn was known as the “quiet kid”, so hearing him rap was astonishing to his peers. At age 16, D Cinn began to take rap music seriously. It wasn’t just a hobby anymore. He released a few mini mixtapes and passed it around to all of his high school friends. People began to consider him as a youngster with potential. .... At age 18, D Cinn released his first “pressed” mixtape, Da M-Town Project, with his group South Squad. The group pushed over 1000 copies of the mixtape locally. The group performed countless shows at venues such as the Issac Hayes Night Club, Wing City, Rone’s Place, and a few high schools. .... A few months later, D Cinn released his solo mixtape, “Tha Promotion: Da Memphis Way”. He hooked up with a local DJ for this project. D Cinn put his all into this mixtape. Instead of the usual dope and gun talk used by most artists, D Cinn brought truthful content and lyricism. He even went and got high quality artwork and his CD’s professionally pressed as if it were a major label release. He knew other local artists weren’t doing it this way. He pushed over 5,000 copies of “Tha Promotion”. It helped him attain a quick buzz which is still elevating. Many local artists have contacted him for verses, shows and projects. People have said that they love his captivating voice, delivery/charisma and his laid back swagger. People have noticed D Cinn’s buzz and have contacted him to perform at large venues such as Pressure World and the New Daisy Theater. He is always in the studio recording new material for future mixtapes and his debut album, It’s Real Round Here. .... Despite the numerous calls for verses and shows, D Cinn is proud to know that he is gaining such a strong buzz. It lets him know that his hard work is paying off!
  • Members

  • Influences

    DJ Paul & Juicy J: Three 6 Mafia(HCP), Stash on da Tracs, Havoc, Fate Eastwood, Nard & B, Drumma Boy
  • Sounds Like

    some real, trill Memphis shit!

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  • Madelyn RIVera




    Hope the year is treating you well

    2 years ago
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  • C-$,Beaz

    Ye i saw da vid on utube u make it look eazy lol but yo u wrkin on any mu projectz, if so i let ma brn krey hop on wid vocal. Bless

    2 years ago
  • C-$,Beaz

    OWWW GOIN HARD WID DA BERZ BRAH hard gu! yo cuz wt software u use?

    2 years ago
  • Cameron Manues

    Yea i loooovee ur CD.. its pretty badass! Oh and i been tellin some of my friends to check ya out :).. soo u gonne call me sometime or what? Lol..?

    2 years ago
  • && iM STiLL DAT BiTCH

    whats qood.

    2 years ago
  • Cameron Manues

    Hey(: .. wuz up??

    2 years ago
  • Yung Vital[In The Studi…

    thanks man you can use it for anything you want man ima put it on my cd and mixtape its sick man i love it its one of my fave songs ive done you were blazin on it to dude !

    2 years ago
  • YaboyyISI

    Good music

    2 years ago
  • Yung Vital[In The Studi…

    ima send that song i finished it 

    2 years ago
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D Cinn Bio


Memphis, Tennessee, the home of crunk and buck music, is a music city that has yet to be completely discovered by the mainstream. At the age of 21, D Cinn plans to help uplift the city of Memphis from the underground into the national spotlight it deserves.

Born Christopher Brown, in Memphis, TN, to a married couple, he was the first of two children. At age two, his mother and father got a divorce because of his father’s heavy drug abuse, leaving his mother to raise two children single handedly. Living the majority of his life without a father, D Cinn was forced mature at a young age, realizing the rights and wrongs in life.

Not having the ability to shoot hoops or play catch with his father, D Cinn took up music because it brought feelings that took the place of his father’s absence. At the age of nine, D Cinn and his cousin wrote and recorded songs in his uncle’s home studio. His uncle was a keyboardist who was heavily involved with music. He performed numerous gigs at local and surrounding venues throughout Tennessee as well as the southeast.

Throughout his middle and high school stints, D Cinn enjoyed rapping in front of fellow students as class projects. D Cinn was known as the “quiet kid”, so hearing him rap was astonishing to his peers. At age 16, D Cinn began to take rap music seriously. It wasn’t just a hobby anymore. He released a few mini mixtapes and passed it around to all of his high school friends. People began to consider him as a youngster with potential.

At age 18, D Cinn released his first “pressed” mixtape, Da M-Town Project, with his group South Squad. The group pushed over 1000 copies of the mixtape locally. The group performed countless shows at venues such as the Issac Hayes Night Club, Wing City, Rone’s Place, and a few high schools.

A few months later, D Cinn released his solo mixtape, “Tha Promotion: Da Memphis Way”. He hooked up with a local DJ for this project. D Cinn put his all into this mixtape. Instead of the usual dope and gun talk used by most artists, D Cinn brought truthful content and lyricism. He even went and got high quality artwork and his CD’s professionally pressed as if it were a major label release. He knew other local artists weren’t doing it this way. He pushed over 5,000 copies of “Tha Promotion”. It helped him attain a quick buzz which is still elevating. Many local artists have contacted him for verses, shows and projects. People have said that they love his captivating voice, delivery/charisma and his laid back swagger. People have noticed D Cinn’s buzz and have contacted him to perform at large venues such as Pressure World and the New Daisy Theater. He is always in the studio recording new material for future mixtapes and his debut album, It’s Real Round Here.

Despite the numerous calls for verses and shows, D Cinn is proud to know that he is gaining such a strong buzz. It lets him know that his hard work is paying off.


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Influences:

DJ Paul & Juicy J: Three 6 Mafia(HCP), Stash on da Tracs, Havoc, Fate Eastwood, Nard & B, Drumma Boy

Sounds Like:

some real, trill Memphis shit!

Record Label:

South Town Entertainment/Street Majorz Inc.

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