Bukshot is one of the most well known, independent hip-hop artists to ever come from the state of Kentucky. Born and raised in Louisville, Bukshot and his label, Mobstyle Music, have been one of the major forces in the underground music scene for years and he is considered one of the pioneers in Louisville hip-hop. Since his career started in 1997, Bukshot has dropped 5 studio albums, several various mixtapes and compilations, and combined, he has sold over 100,000 units. He has recorded songs with many other big name artists including Tech N9ne, Krizz Kaliko, Brotha Lynch Hung, Nappy Roots, Haystak, Kevin Richardson, Bubba Sparxxx, Jazze Pha, Static Major, T-Bo, and Killa C, and he has been on tour and opened up for many hip-hop artists including Lil Wayne, TI, Tech N9ne, Paul Wall, Master P and The 504 Boyz, Lil Jon and The Eastside Boys, Bubba Sparxxx , Nappy Roots, Haystak, and Bonecrusher. His music includes a broad variety of hardcore, real life stories, and even club banging tracks as well as a big variety of solid producers who implement live instruments in their production. Bukshot, who was just recently released from Federal prison in November 2010, has merged his label, Mobstyle Music, with Interstate Records, which is owned by his long time friend / business partner KC Hustle. They are currently preparing to release and promote his newest album, “The Problem”, which he finished recording right before he started doing his prison time. Bukshot is currently about to jump back in the studio to finish his next release, “Weirdo - The EP”, as well as his long and much awaited album “Hero”, which were both entirely produced by Michael “Seven” Summers, who has produced tracks for Tech N9ne, Wiz Khalifa, Ice Cube, and E-40. Both of these projects will be releasing in 2011 on Mobstyle Music / Interstate Records.

Discography:

1997 • Welcome To The Ville
2000 • One More For The Hataz
2002 • They Still Don't Love Me
2004 • No White Flags
2006 • City Under Siege
2008 • The Boss And The Brick
2011 • The Problem Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.