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Kip “Kidd” Russell used to freestyle on rooftops with professional wrestler Colt Cabana (WWE, ROH, AEW) while in high school. Colt encouraged Kidd to pursue his music career and even booked his first show at a wrestling/rap concert in Cleveland, Ohio. Kidd turned his college radio production class into music business 101. Instead of completing assignments, he used his studio time to record songs that spread around his APU campus. After leaving college and returning to Chicago he built a reputation as one of the hardest working artists in the region.
Self-releasing, promoting, and managing his career Kidd has had his music videos played on MTV2, MTV Jams, placed over 50 songs on TV. That same music video caught the attention of Sonja Norwood mother/manager of Brandy & Ray J. Her guidance led Kidd to work with Cisco Adler and they crafted several epic singles such as "Pulaski Day” that took over Chicago in 2012. Kidd followed up with his album “The Sweet Spot of Life” which was featured on WGN Radio.
Kidd has shared the stage with some of today's biggest artists including Logic, Gnash, Mod Sun, Shwayze, Cisco Adler Mike Stud, Jake Miller, The Roots, Common, The Flobots, Nappy Roots, Chris Webby, G Love, and many more.
Kidd’s music sounds like a mix of Tai Verdes, Mac Miller, and Chance The Rapper. Kidd’s laid-back pop fuses elements of pop, reggae, and hip hop.
Self-releasing, promoting, and managing his career Kidd has had his music videos played on MTV2, MTV Jams, placed over 50 songs on TV. That same music video caught the attention of Sonja Norwood mother/manager of Brandy & Ray J. Her guidance led Kidd to work with Cisco Adler and they crafted several epic singles such as "Pulaski Day” that took over Chicago in 2012. Kidd followed up with his album “The Sweet Spot of Life” which was featured on WGN Radio.
Kidd has shared the stage with some of today's biggest artists including Logic, Gnash, Mod Sun, Shwayze, Cisco Adler Mike Stud, Jake Miller, The Roots, Common, The Flobots, Nappy Roots, Chris Webby, G Love, and many more.
Kidd’s music sounds like a mix of Tai Verdes, Mac Miller, and Chance The Rapper. Kidd’s laid-back pop fuses elements of pop, reggae, and hip hop.
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