NEW ROCHELLE, NY - Growing up in the streets. Pi-ZZO P knows that hard work and dedication are needed to be a successful hip-hop artist to get to the next level. Pi-ZZO P’s latest EP, “All Eyes On Us,” proves he is a rising artist.
“I’m an artist from the 914 Westchester. I’m born and raised out of New Rochelle, NY, coming to you straight from the gutter,” said Pi-ZZO P.
After losing his brother to gun violence, Pi-ZZO P shifted his focus and went all-in on his music. “Once my brother passed away, I got real serious with music. I put my own into it and ‘cuz telling people my story, like how I feel myself. I’ve been on a journey; I feel like this is just the beginning of going into my new adventure. I’ve been through a lot, and I’m showing the world my creativity, especially with this tape,” said Pi-ZZO P.
As an independent hip-hop artist, Pi-ZZO P is a versatile rapper who uses melodic raps with hardcore lyrics. While some say Pi-ZZO P utilizes drill music, he disagrees, contending he prefers melodic beats.
“All Eyes On Us” contains nine tracks that have a catchy yet fast flow. “I am greedy with my raps, but you can still hear my lyrics,” he explained. “Sometimes I get loud, especially when I am talking about some shit that happened and how shit gets hard, and times get rough. The energy is fierce. I can come on more aggressive because that is how I am feeling.”
That fiery spirit that propels Pi-ZZO P is evident in his latest EP. While each single has personal meaning for the New York native, he said, “‘All Eyes On Us’ is the feeling I get that everybody’s been watching me and my peoples ever since I lost my brother.”
The single “Love Cry” focuses on understanding love and the ever-changing relationship with your partner. While the song focuses on love, Pi-ZZO P uses aggressive raps to express his feelings. Paying tribute to his cousin who got killed in 2008, “Ray Ray” is packed with Pi-ZZO P’s grief and anger that being in the wrong place at the wrong time caused his death. Bringing a little bit of his Jamaican nationality to “All Eyes On Us,” the track “BadMon” gets real with his hustler lifestyle and street mentality.
Taking inspiration from Master P, Pi-ZZO P is more than a writer and rapper. He owns the Passion Dreams record label and is a veteran in the studio. “I’ve been around the studio my whole life. I like to sit there and mess with everything. If I’m making a song, I’m doing the engineering and mixing it too, but I never mess with the beat,” he said.
While adding more artists to his label, Pi-ZZO P continues to hustle his music, and fans love it. Looking ahead to 2022, Pi-ZZO P said, “Long live my brothers, and remember the name Pi-ZZO P, because I’m coming in hard.”
Make sure to stay connected to Pi-ZZO P on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/pi-zzo-p/1533194269
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/AiepEZ9ji1zKwwfT6
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7aHXBDxYlgI91uu7rHq7Gw?si=2ZAzr1RvR2C0OOAOMPjn2Q
YouTube: https://youtu.be/9SrIhLWXaj0
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100033543830997
Instagram: https://instagram.com/pizzoo00?utm_medium=copy_link
Twitter: https://twitter.com/zzo_pi/status/1462191079554523138?s=21
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