DETROIT - Casino Cuz’O makes sure that he enjoys every moment and appreciates the small things in life. One way he does that is to continue to write and record lyrical masterpieces that display his rough edges but convey positivity and hope.
Treating music as a “therapeutic treatment,” Casino Cuz’O said, “I’m trying to bring more feeling back into the music industry. I thrive on creating a message with all the music I create. I’m trying to create a vibe for everyone across the world. There are no limitations in this world unless you allow it to be.”
Staying true to his words, Casino Cuz’O has been doing music since he was 16 years old but took a 10-year hiatus before returning to develop his own lane of music within the last two years. In that short period, he has released four singles and his debut album, “Relentless Vol. 1,” which contains 17 hard street style rap songs. Relating to fans, Casino Cuz’O creates lyrical poetry with interreflection of surviving life in the hood, coming out the other side, and hustling every day by dropping rhymes and floating hooks.
The album contains a bevy of hardcore rhymes, relentless wordplay mixed with metaphors, and perfect beats. With songs focusing on women, life, and hustling to survive, “Relentless Vol. 1” is popping up on playlists for cruising around town, banging on the dance floor, and simply chilling out. It has it all.
The single “Come From” represents all that is great about Casino Cuz’O and more. Featuring MOK, the single is smooth storytelling that gives off a vibe making you want more. The music video was shot by Urban M. Visuals & Bo Pro Visuals, which contrasts life’s good and bad sides - hard times and pushing your way out for success.
While he is heating up on all streaming platforms from “Come From,” Hollywood has come calling. He recently wrote and recorded a song featured in a Tubi movie. Clearly, Casino Cuz’O has not boxed himself in as just a hip hop artist. He is an entertainer.
In addition to writing and performing, Casino Cuz’O is a successful businessman and entrepreneur. He designed and created a fashion apparel line for people of all ages and walks of life. Additionally, he owns an auto-detailing business and can be found working on cars when he’s not hustling in the studio.
Being the second oldest of five boys and four girls, Casino Cuz’O grew up on the Lower East Side of Detroit in Black Bottom during the 1980s. From an early age, he turned to music and quickly fell in love. Today, he is taking his love of music and sharing it with listeners across the globe.
“I stand on everything I believe in. I just want to spread more love and peace, so I can leave my mark on this world before I have to leave it,” he explained. “So, sit back and enjoy the ride (because) it’s gonna be a beautiful journey.”
Make sure to stay connected to Casino Cuz’O on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
Website: https://casinocuzo.com/home
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/casino-cuzo/1513455641
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/terrell-grier-177603199
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3TChMs6XbVePk2hZcjPvag
Tidal: https://tidal.com/browse/artist/19618368
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1cDNy8CyhAhVHlvz-oPiGg
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrell.grier.779
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@casinocuzo?
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