The Deep South has had many artists to break ground and make it to the surface of the mainstream, and the quartet from Miami known as Crown Boyz, definitely lists among them. The four-man team whose members consist of Dirty-Thirty, Metro J (who also produces all of their tracks), Zoereli, and Shady K have been wreaking havoc on the Deep South's hip-hop scene since the early nineties.

Crown Boyz was formed out of two former rival groups (The Fifth Crown and Dirty Clowns). When trials of life and moves to other parts of the state (Florida) left members of both groups incomplete it wasn't long before they realized their potential to become a force to be reckoned with by banding together. Now known as Crown Boyz their unique sound has left many headz nodding throughout the south and has even developed a fan base as far north as New York.

Coming from a city where artists such as Trick Daddy and Uncle Luke are automatically thought of when Miami is mentioned, Crown Boyz are undoubtedly the next entity to keep the Magic City afloat in the rap music industry.

Since the formation of Crown Boyz in 1999, their formula for success has not only been attributed to by their lyrical styling, but also by the production of one of the most sought out producers in The Bottom, their very own Metro J. Who has produced tracks for everyone from Lost Tribe (Slip n' Slide), Gruesome Pack and a host of others.

Those who have seen them perform or heard any of their songs will instantly be taken by one of their catchy hooks, and fiery production. Definitely keep your eyes and ears open for their debut video "Tight Work" and their debut CD "Welcome to Da Bottom".