Balize PLUSH (Take 1)

MPM HAS RELEASED ANOTHER FREESTYLE FROM AWARD WINNING ARTIST *BALIZE* TITLED "KILLER" FREESTYLE FEAT. DRAKE OF YOUNG MONEY. BALIZE CLEARLY DISPLAYS A TALENT FOR MUSIC WHILE PUNCH-LINING THE PRODUCTION OF LARRANCE OF 1500 OR NOTHING PRODUCTION GIANTS TO DEATH. BALIZE CAN BE LOCATED IN ONE OF MANY RECORDING STUDIO IN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. PLACING THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON HIS "FLASH GORDON" PROJECT.. KEEP YOUR EYES TO THE STREETS. MPM

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Roy Bonner also known as Balize was born in Jacksonville Florida.Balize is a songwriter and rap musician who got his name from being the industry's best-kept secret.
Balize has been surrounded by music since his early childhood years. Balize's love for music was largely influenced by his cousin who introduced him to NWA and Biggie Smalls. Balize began songwriting and recording at age 14 during his high school years. Balize has been inspired by artists like Andre' 3000, Jay-z, Scarface, Young Jeezy, Kanye West, and many more. When recalling his first song Balize reveals, "My first song was about becoming a successful rapper, believe it or not. When Outkast came out with "Extraterrestrial", I was like man I should have pushed myself harder." Ever since then Balize's dedication to his music has only grown.
After hooking up with producer, Ron Browz he has been making his way into the hearts of many with songs like "Hello Goodbye", "In My Pants", and "Push." Balize has released mix tapes entitled, The Block Warming, Let the Bidding War Begin, and most recently The Red Pill.
In his home market of northern Florida, Balize is beyond being well received by his fans. In fact, he is a local superstar -- arguably the area's biggest rap star. Although Balize has done most of his performances in the south he has performed at many different events and venues in the continental United States including the Justo music awards at the Apollo. Balize's talent has most recently attracted the likes of Tony Draper of (Suave House 2), Gregg Street and Brian Michael Cox. In fact, Balize recently grabbed the spotlight when he opened a performance for rap superstar Rick Ross.
Balize's exceptional music and style has earned him honorable mentions in XXL and Source magazine, as well as, features in Hip Hop Weekly, Duval Streets Magazine, and Six Twelve magazine. Balize's music can also be found on satellite radio and across the Internet on sites like itunes.com/downloads, GreenHits.com, tjdjs.com, hiphopgame.com, music choice.com, and hiphopstreets.com.
When creating his music Balize works closely with producers like Johnny Juliano and Hollywood J. In addition to creating his own music Balize also boasts an impressive list of business involvements, as he is the founder of MPM Vision, and acts as and Vice President for Production Lounge Inc, Balize's business involvements also extended to Shoes of Mayham, and Brick Management Group.
For Balize, the love of music is primary, and everything else is secondary. If he isn't rapping he is writing and coming up with concepts, or production for his next single. What's next for Balize? Balize says, "I feel like I've been in the background long enough trying to perfect my craft, and it's time to let the world know what God gave me." Balize plans to increase the number of performances he does and invade the streets with his new mixtape "Flash Gordon" which is in development under producer D Rich of Shawty Redd's Beat Bangers, and will soon be available everywhere. Due to his ringtone deal with Vio mobile Balize's music can now be heard on everyone's mobile phone.

Overall Balize's mission is to deliver more than just music to his fans, but rather a musical experience as vivid and moving as a motion picture. When it comes to Balize the best is yet to come so make sure you keep your ears and eyes open as MPM vision is on the move. www.Leaksquadonline.com or

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[jimmy chain]

Jacksonville so dry .....the city so boring and the people in it lol u see em in the club just starring at Balize but when he on Bet/Mtv then it oh there go my baby daddy yall

[Harrison Bernardez]

good shit homie