BIG N.E.U.K.’ (New Era Unified King) was born and raised in East New York, Brooklyn. As a youngster growing up in Brooklyn there were other distractions, but he found himself drawn to the reality of street music. This magnetic force that drew him to the music had him hooked. In so doing, BIG N.E.U.K. began craving for the microphones to spit his songs at clubs and block parties that he attended. As the culture built-up around him, the music grew at an astronomical rate. He saw and heard Biggie, Tupac and Jay-Z, the Kings of Hip Hop/Rap who then left a lasting impression on him. The lasting impression of these Kings of Hip Hop/Rap has BIG N.E.U.K. on the rampage, doing some serious writing and recording. BIG N.E.U.K. is presently working out of the studios of Ed Robinson, Artist/Producer, who has worked with Snoop Dogg, Warren G, E-40, Shabba Ranks, Buju Banton, Maxie Priest, Super Cat and many more. BIG N.E.U.K. does not compare his style to anyone. His lyrics combine the struggles of his life with the realities of his community. BIG N.E.U.K. has showcased at such Brooklyn locations as the Buddha Bar, Brooklyn College, Rockwell’s Bar and Lounge and block parties within. He began further promoting himself with two releases. His first two singles were titled “Wartime,” and “When We going Kill U.” BIG N.E.U.K. was also featured in Spice Magazine. He’s done Promo’s for Power 105.1’s own Ed Lover and Curt, as well as collaborated with various artists such as Lywan, and Ticky Diamondz. In all, BIG N.E.U.K. is arranging music with concepts that can interest the world. He feels that his music gives a sense of hope and courage. He is confident that his lyrics and dedication will help the youth realize what they can and cannot change. BIG N.E.U.K. is also certain that he will leave a mark in the industry that places him among with the greats. ..