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In the city where the rain never stops, Young Soprano never sleeps. Seattle's newest household name has feverishly been releasing product to the streets for the last 3+ years at a pace that has drawn comparisions to hip hop's current heavyweight Lil Wayne.

Soprano has done collaborations with artists Glasses Malone, Stat Quo, Messy Marv, C-Bo, Joe Budden, Goldie Loc, MC Eiht, Poppa Smurf, Tha Jacka, San Quinn, Gonzo, Lazy Bone, Ryda J Clyde, Roscoe, Domino, and others.

Current releases include the mixtapes "Get Your Weight Up Volumes 1 & 2" and his debut album "Top of the Coast" which has been dubbed a "Northwest Classic" by critics.

With a style that can only be called his own, Soprano mixes his harder edge with clever wordplay and an impeccable delivery that is stil improving everyday. The first thing people will notice when they hear his music is his passion for the subject, unlike some others Soprano only writes what he has lived and it comes out in his product. The first Seattle artist to be given "The Source"magazine's "Unsigned Hype" honors, Soprano doesn't just limit himself to just street level buzz.

Local radio hasn't hasn't tken long to warm up to Soprano's records. "No More", "What You Like" and the anthem "What it Feel Like" featuring Eminem affiliate Stat Quo have all been getting conistentrotation on Seattle's KUBE 93.3fm and X104.5fm.

Soprano's live show is intense, sharp and polished. Having opened up and/or shared the stage with platinum & gold selling artist such as E-40, Rick Ross, Joe Budden, Young Buck, Stat Quo, Jae Millz, Lazy Bone, and Twista. As well as some of the hottest new talent on the national hip hop scene including Glasses Malone & Mista F.A.B. Many fans often leave the shows impressed more with Soprano than the headlining act.

More than just an artist, Young Soprano's business sense and creativity is what has gotten him to his current status. As creato of MILK 'EM DRY ENTERTAINMENT, Soprano has pushed himself to many media outlets. Appearing recently on the covers of Seattle's famed Seaspot magazine, NW Bound, The Source, and the Stranger newspaper the buzz is certainly hot for this franchise artist.

It's only a matter of time before the buzz boils into a nationwide phenomenon for Young Soprano. In the mean time keep a lookout for upcoming releases "Tha Shakedown" and "One Hundred" and catch him on tour to see a live performance well worth the price of admission. IN THE CITY WHERE THE RAIN NEVER STOPS, SOPRANO NEVER SLEEPS!