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Rapper Won-G spent the first 15 years of his life splitting time between Brooklyn and his native Port-au-Prince, Haiti, soaking up a legion of musical and linguistic contrasts. His family subsequently settled permanently in the U.S., where he began entering talent competitions. Success in this area led him to record a small-scale indie-label album, Do It Do It, in 1995 with the help of his father and brother. Won-G next founded his own label, Happy World, in partnership with a friend's parents, and caught the ear of Beyond Music, which picked up his 2000 album The Royal Impression. Produced by Won-G's brother Dubble M and featuring cameos from <a href="spotify:artist:6wAO5FJZZ5PJoRBSpBic7M">Layzie Bone</a>, the Outlawz, Yukmouth, and <a href="spotify:artist:1C8IrWdnQoK43OvzfdlqeD">Sylk E. Fine</a>, The Royal Impression projected an upbeat, positive energy and a freewheeling, eclectic range of influences ranging from pop, dance, and urban to the sounds of the rapper's native Haiti. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi
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