Richie Liverachi

Richie's humble beginning started in 1994 in Mobile, Alabama. The son of singer Wyman Daniels secularly known as "Otis Daniels" first introduced him to musical art at a young age. In only months Richie began to beat on pots and pans as if they were drums. At one year of age, he had his first drumset, and by five started to pick up piano through a jazz pianist he knew as Mr. Joe, a neighbor, and friend of the family. At the age of six, he started to experience live performances by traveling with his father to his shows at various casinos and stages across the states. Richie enjoyed what he saw, the crowd's reactions and his father's deliverance of soul music amazed him.

His father has opened for everyone from Aretha Franklin, The Temptations, Little Anthony, Percy Sledge and so many more. At the age of seven, Richie began taking stages wherever he could perform. His parents saw his potential and bused him off to performing arts programs to help his talents grow. There he learned four instruments and acted. He quickly grew to love the lights. As he grew older, rap began to be a hobby for him and his and friends. They would rap out the closet and battle in housing projects such as Queen Courts, Roger Williams, and other city-wide housing communities. People seemed to like it when he grabbed the mic, this attention quickly made him grow into a lyrical token amongst his community. Since then he has opened up for artists such as Yo Gotti, Rich Homie Quan, the late Doe B.