A.Wal Sheds Light On The Bay

(PRLEAP.COM) LOS ANGELES, CA (May 2007) - After a platinum record from hip-hop heavyweight, E-40, the Hyphy movement has finally gained the worldwide acclaim due it. Following in the footsteps of Bay artist pioneers, A.WAL is turning the heads of industry executives and making noise of his own. In wake of his debut album, appropriately titled HYPHY-NATED, A.WAL has already experienced several career defining highlights along the way. Performing at Grammy related events and snatching the attention of highly respected veterans, Earth, Wind, & Fire, solidifies the belief that this up-and-coming artist is well on his way to reaching great commercial heights!

Just in time for the summer, A.WAL’s debut album, HYPHY-NATED is a fine testament of the street aesthetic that will elevate rap into another dimension. “With all of the talk about hip-hop being dead, I can’t think of a better time to debut,” says A.WAL, “I’m not saying I’m the savior of hip-hop but I’m a hip-hop evangelical at the least,” jokingly boasts the young music guru.

From club-banging singles like, “Make it Hurt,” Bay Area anthems such as, “Bay Boyz,” and the feel-good inspirational, “Better Days,” HYPHY-NATED illuminates a form of lyricism not comparable to its counterparts.
HYPHY-NATED is scheduled to be released on Empire Music Group, a Los Angeles based label. CEO & President, J.Q. Jackson, anticipates that the Bay Area as well as the rest of the hip-hop industry will welcome A.WAL’s debut. “This album is an anomaly,” says Jackson, “There’s nothing like it on the market. If hip-hop is truly dead, HYPHY-NATED is the defibrillator.”
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