A while ago, Poppy Khan, Suga B and Danky Ducksta connected for a vibey promotional single called "Luv The Game," a song that the trio done just having a good time. If not for anything, it continued to showcase Suga B's incredible voice, Danky Ducksta's word play and Poppy Khan's undeniable style. Now, it came to manifest by way of a Jermaine Dupri production "Live and Die for Hip Hop," by Kris Kross. [FREE DOWNLOAD]
"In this Indie Life, you just can't be like, 'Oh, I sing or I rap or I make beats' You gotta embrace the Go Realla Grind culture. It's the only way the project is gonna succeed." ~Founder
Heavygame.biz is a technology-driven record label, music distribution, and rights management company with an HQ in Atlanta, plus offices in Grand Rapids and Phoenix founded by American digital, music enthusiast and founder Oakdale Boonce . The online music hub feature artists such as Poppy Khan * Danky Ducksta * Suga B * NewMoneyIJustGotIt * C. Carter * Towns Boi Hot * Ski & Ree * HGP * Billy Grams * Baby Game among others. Boonce began his career by distributing his records through a small Grand Rapids, MI record label, where he was born and raised. During the mid 1990s, Boonce released many 5 song CDs with his cousins selling their music out of car trunks with some success. In 2000 Boonce created a website containing music videos, short films, and music listening. He went on to sale the website's domain name in 2010. In 2013 a new website was created which is known today as heavygame.biz. In 2015, the company officially relocated Heavygame.biz to Atlanta, GA, while keeping several Grand Rapids Game Spitters on board. The company then added some local Atlanta talent to the website's roster such as Suga B, C. Carter and Towns Boi Hot. Today the company has two affiliate Chapters, one is headed by Stim P who is the President of Heavygame.biz South. The second is headed by one of the original founders Bug Ski who is the President of Heavygame.biz West. The company also expanded its horizons beyond music. Its launching a talk show titled 'Go Realla Talk' accompanied by a host of upcoming movies and the Go Realla Grind apparel that sponsor all company artists.
