It was the year of 1982, when Sucram Sheist was first introduced into the rap game. Listening to his brother, Fatz, mix tapes Sucram always wanted to rhyme. In 83’ this nigga began to get his respect by break dancing in Turner Station. “I loved to dance, dem niggaz Bruce and Mannie put me on.  I remember I was playing little league baseball and I was up to bat.  Some niggaz started playing club music and I threw my bat down and started break dancing”.

During his adolescent years, Sucram began to produce, rap, and dj. He met George “G” Salters where they formed Silvabak Entertainment. While G handled the engineering aspects of music, Sucram ripped the mic. Performing at the 5 seasons, Indian Pavillion and at I-Rise promotion party. When asking Sucram how he prepares himself before his next venue he says, “ Just knowing you will have all eyes on you. It is the power of being on stage and controlling the crowds”.

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Everyday situations, listening to other rappers, and his emotional state at the time, are the ways he comes up with his music. Although Sucram has love for every rapper out there he can not stand a rapper who charges $40.00 to get in the arena and performs like shit. Sucram Sheist is definitely on the rise. Sucram describes himself as a, “Self-proclaimed biggest smallest nigga”.  He says “ niggaz better watch out because I am taking my respect”.

Look out for the album in the summer. The single “ Step Back” will be hitting stores in the end of March.
Story By Maurice White

To contact Sucram or Silvabak Ent, call 
(410) 493-2011