TuneRaiduz Presents...

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2		It's Going Down	4:08	Play
3		Roll With Me	4:19	Play
4		U Get Dat	3:35	Play
5		The Alliance	4:02	Play
6		I Miss You	3:56	Play
7		Try Me	4:16	Play
8		Who Dem Bitches	1:15	Play
9		How Many Warz	4:12	Play
10		How We Get Down	4:33	Play
11		Do Ma Ladies	3:58	Play
12		Keepin It Gangsta	4:14	Play
13		Trip To Florida	5:36	Play
14		Save That Drama	3:42	Play
15		Sess Junkie	7:20	Play
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DUTCH DIAMOND HIS STORY

Lauren Hill is the epitome of the multifaceted artist: she possesses the vocal skills to compare with the best of today's r&b crooners, and arguably the best female rapper in the biz. Now meet Dutch Diamond; Brooklyn's own by way of Kingston, Jamaica, has similar versatility, featuring exquisite ragga skills and solid rhymability, and producer extraordinaire.
Born in Kingston, Jamaica Karl Wilkins, more affectionately known as Karlito, and his mother left home when he was three and moved to Brooklyn, Ny where he grew up till the age of 14. After completing jr.high school, he went back to the Jamaica for a while to help out his father when he got shot. Three years later he returned to the US, this time relocating in Miami, Fla . It was there he got involved in the rap game accompanying his boys to the recording studio..'I just felt the music callin..',he says.
In 1992, Karlito recorded his first demo, a dancehall song called 'Lushous' which was licensed for a compilation on an independent label out of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. This song gave him credibility in his city and surroundings, so that served as a catalyst for a career in the music industry. He toured the clubs and schools in South Florida opening up for many acts including Garnett Silk, Sanchez, Heavy Dee and the The Fugees before they were 'The Fugees', making a favorable impression on Wyclef Jean who invited Dutch to come to'The Bugga Basement' so in the spring of 1995 Karlito moved to East Orange, New Jersey .
In NJ, feeling right at home, Dutch started to learn to do his own production, watching Wyclef at work, he began putting together tracks for his first album. Then tragedy hit home hard; Karlito lost his father to a heart attack in 1996, so he decided to go back to Jamaica to help out the rest of the family and ended up staying there for three years. By the time he got back to NJ, the Fugees had gotten their break and moved to New York. So Diamond decided to move back to Brooklyn. Then he started his own label 'Streetrunnuz Records' and released a slew of singles including the hits 'Healthy and Strong' and 'Dream Lover', a song which features Beeni Man. These sold well on the streets and he continued to do clubs all over New York.
Then in 1999 he recorded 'That little Boy' which has received acclaim in the hip hop circles and is the lead single on his latest album entitled Diamond In Da Ruff, which comes out this fall on Smoketown Records. Produced by the TuneRaiduz, a three man production team from Northern Virginia, this album shows the total package that Dutch Diamond brings to the table: lyrical flowess, Ragga Chants and banging beats. The single can also be found on collaboration entitled TuneRaiduz Presents... Check him out @ cornerband.com/tune raiduz empire, listen to some samples and hear for yourself what all the industry hoopla is about.
E.Z. Writer (Sept. 2003)