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Donald Wallace aka Twin-G was born inLouisiana and moved to Seattle at the age of three. Learning earlyon that life is not easy, Twin was separated from his family due tohis mother’s drug abuse and was placed into a foster home. He wouldspend years in the state foster system, shuffled around from hometo home until finally at age fourteen, a family in the West Seattleneighborhood of High Point decided to take him in. What seemed likea dream at first, would eventually become a nightmare as a young& influential Twin-G was sucked into a life of gangs and drugsby the notorious High Point projects.As with many youngsters who come from broken homes, they findmusic as a source of comfort and the story was no different withTwin-G. “When I was about 12 I really started taking a liking torap music, rappers like LL Cool J, Kool Moe Dee, Heavy D, NWAreally influenced me as a youngster.” Twin eventually begancrafting his own raps and took his love for music to a new level byaspiring to be an artist himself. “Back in them days I was known asMC Donnie D. I was doing shows, just trying to get my name out andended up recording a demo with a guy named Creep-Lo.” Nothing evercame of the demo, but a young Donnie D, who would shortlythereafter change his name to Twin-G, knew that his destiny was inmusic.Twin would eventually catch the ear of Ed Dumas, a localinvestor who said he wanted to work with him and put out his firstalbum. Even though Ed liked Twin’s music and raspy voiced style, hestill thought he had a ways to go as an artist and played a majorrole in his artist development. Twin didn’t understand hiscriticism at first, but as his album began taking shape, he startedseeing the direction it was going. Numerous late nights in thestudio later, “In the Name of Game” was born. The album featuredrap icons Sir Mix-A-Lot, C-Bo, Spice 1, Yukmouth and more, butwould end up slept on due to poor promotion and marketing.

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Born In St. Louis in 1984 as MilesWhitesideaka Archie Bellz and later moved to Seattle, Wa. Alongwith 3sisters and 1 brother. At the age of 12 young Archie was tookawayand placed into foster care. Once placed in the system heenteredin many boys homes and was a very upset about livingsituationstherefore being called a problem child.Always looking to escape for life's reality he turned tohe'sfavorite past time activity, music & poetry. There's muchmuchmore. In the words of Archie Bellz " Even with a bad childhood,Istill find millions of reason to smile" :)