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T.D and Frank Mula met in the third grade and have since forged a bond in the music game which has spanned almost a decade. In 1997 they began as a trio, recording tracks in their home studio and occasionally performing in local shows, the trio streamlined to two members. The duo hooked up with Eddie Hurk also from Hunting Park that was partners with Dj Cory Ak in Bomb threat ENT. Shortly after that the group became the driving force behind Bomb threat creating an undeniable buzz on mix tapes and throughout the industry.
With a resume to long to list, they have worked with artist such as CAMRON, RAEKWON, FREEWAY and other well known talents in the music industry. With a strong buzz the fan base soon left Philly and the group began moving up and down the east coast. Their popularity increased with the release of Everywhere We Go, the groups first single which climbed to the sixth spot on Power 99s countdown, as well as receiving heavy rotation on Hot 97 NY and Miamis WEDR 99. Supporting this buzz with appearances at nightclubs and national tours with Funk Master Flex, attention from the media was inevitable. The Source Magazine, Phillys Television shows Urban Expressions, VTV, and Hot 97 in New York all hosted interviews further expanding their audience and the demand for a full-length album.
After severing ties With Cory Ak in 2001, they spent the last few years working with Allen Iversons Cru Thik / A.B.K Music Group grooming artists and putting together a label, but recently split due to a conflict of interest. With another new year approaching, their business in order and a lifetime of business under their belt, the diamond in the rough is now polished and its time for the masses to know what its like to be a Doe Stacka.
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