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Truth is Wayne Dreadski’s name echoes Canadian-born hockey player Wayne
Gretzky’s name thanks to which his music has been topping the Canadian Viral Charts.
Toronto, Canada (March 30, 2020) - Many know when it comes to the genre of rapping,
there’s one name that has been making news for a while. Wayne Dreadski, thanks to
his great work, has become a huge sensation since 2017.
On Spotify, music lovers can find many of his songs from different albums and EPs like Travel Addict, Rasta Rockstar, Designer, Neptune, Her Own Bandz, and more.
Wayne Dreadski is releasing a new project the 3rd Friday in April 2020 title Covid-19.
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What started Wayne Dreadski's music popularity?
Manager of Concrete Music Entertainment "Shizz" started calling him Wayne Dreadski
in 2017 and ever since then he started having a huge fan following. Shizz came up with
this name through a unique twist of combining the great hockey player Wayne Gretzky’s
name with this rapper’s name.
Who Is Wayne Gretzky?
Wayne Gretzky is a Canadian-born hockey player and NHL Hall of Famer. He started
skating at age 2 and by the age of 6 he was regularly playing with players much older to
him. He played his first full NHL season in 1979-80 for the Edmonton Oilers. Over the next two decades, he dominated the sport, setting a host of league records. He retired in 1999 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame that same year.
This unique combination of an athlete’s name with that of a musician is definitely
something the world hasn’t seen before. To listen to Wayne Dreadski’s work, please
visit
https://open.spotify.com/artist/75JQfYFOfuA1oIhdirCaSR
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About US : Wayne Dreadski is an independent artist that has a passion for sharing and
education those with a passion for Entertainment and Music
The closer you get to the flame, the brighter your fire burns.
Coming back from the brink, Hott LockedN raps like his life depends on it. This urgency defines his own signature style of “slide music,” pairing bold bars and hypnotic hooks. Born and raised in the Southside Atlanta neighborhood of College Park, Hott picked up a microphone in 2017. However, the streets called to him, and various trouble followed. In late 2018, he sustained a gunshot wound in the neck, required a defibrillator twice, and spent thirty days in the hospital. During that time, he constantly listened to Lil Baby and wrote raps with a pen and pad of paper as he regained control of his voice throughout the ensuing four weeks down. Returning home, he dropped the Locked’N Da Streetz mixtape ignited by the fan favorite single “Buddy Dem.” One phone call changed his life. T.R.U. A&R advised him to get on a plane with Sleepy Rose. The next day, he found himself in Los Angeles and recorded thirteen songs with 2 Chainz and signed to T.R.U. (The Real University). His “slide” style goes worldwide on the first single from Looking Like It Records, Sleepy Rose’s “Shoot It Out” [feat. 2 Chainz, WORL, & Hott LockedN]. “Coming from College Park, people don’t believe you have a future,” he says. “However, I make it happen. I want to show everybody it’s possible for you to do whatever you believe in. The more you believe, the higher you’re going to get.” “I made Hott fly to L.A. with no friends and no guns,” states 2 Chainz. “I told him to just come around be young. In three days, we did thirteen records in that time. If I don’t do anything else in my career, I’ve got to give back to the Southside. I grew up with Hott’s daddy and uncle. This kid got shot and came back. He has a story to tell. We’re bring that energy in a way where he can make some money and build a life. He deserves it.”
