No bricks or martyr could stop him. No barbed wire fence or penitentiary could trap him. No obstacles or pitfalls set before him could sink him. Yet he rose from the ghettos of New Orleans and soared through the continents of the universe as G-DINERO, A THUG WITH A PASSION. G-Dinero grew up in the projects of New Orleans, Louisiana, and from a young age, was predicted to be a SMASH HIT. At 4 years old he taught himself to play a five-piece drum set. Music helped to raise this young man into an accomplished musician whose first album entitled “Wanted Nationwide and The Posse,” shook the streets of New Orleans.
The success of G-Dinero’s first album led him to release his second album entitled “Ghetto Drama.” In that same year, he formed his own production company, Ghetto Drama Beats. After selling 50,000 copies out of the trunk of his car, independently securing instant radio rotation, and opening shows for artist such as The Eastside Boyz, TI, Tha Outlawz, Gucci Mane, Bun B, DMX, C-Murder, Ashanti, Scarface, Cash Money, Bone Thugs and Harmony, Pastor Troy, and more, G-Dinero dropped his self-produced album entitled “Ghetto Drama Volume I, Who Can I Trust?”
G-Dinero relocated to Atlanta, Georgia. While in Atlanta, he immediately gained recognition on V103 and Hot 107.9 with songs like “In My State’ featuring DSGB, ‘That’s Gangsta Dogg’ featuring Bun B, and the smash hit ‘Tilt Ya Hat’ featuring Pastor Troy and Tomeka. Unfortunately, his life abruptly changed when some of his family members perished in Hurricane Katrina. Three months later, his sister died. Though difficult, G-Dinero defied these odds and returned to the studio to complete his album “Ghetto Drama Volume II, I’m Still Breathin,” this time, with PASSION. .
“Ghetto Drama Volume II, I'm Still Breathin,” is a masterpiece embodying the soul of the streets. Scarface, Bun B, BG, C-Murder, and Big Mike of the Ghetto Boys, contribute to the authentic sounds of the Dirty South, while artist such as Akon, The Eastside Boyz, Pastor Troy, and Tomeka The Goddaughter from the Muddy Waters, add yet more heat from the steamy south. His first single, “TILT YA HAT” has been an instant club banger and street anthem.
G-Dinero also received the 2006 Urban Media Film Festival's Video Award for the video "Waitin Fa Ma Season," directed by Gabriel Hart. He produced four tracks and featured lyrics on The Eastside Boyz solo album. One of these tracks includes “Who Can I Turn To?” which features G-Dinero, C- Murder, and The Eastside Boyz. G-Dinero also featured on “The Cutt Boyz” from C-Murder’s latest album “Screamin 4 Vengeance.” G-Dinero also attended to the 2007 BET Hip Hop Awards and debuted on “How I’m Living.” G-Dinero brings it lyrically and musically with self produced tracks that create a recipe that smells like PLATINUM. G-Dinero is now working on his solo album 100 Percent TRU
The stage has now been set for G-Dinero. He is amongst the down south realest in the business. G-Dinero is a sought after producer in R&B, Hip-Hop, and Gospel, and has produced songs with his father who is a preacher. G-Dinero is a TRU and authentic G whose blood, sweat, and tears of life in the streets have become a pathway to a BLESSING that has been in the making since the day of his creation.
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