Hard Eight Feat. Kreayshawn

Roe & Enrique of Surreal SF presents “HARD EI8HT SUMMER CONCERT SERIES”

Feat. an exclusive intimate VIP performance by Indie Hip-Hop Sensation

KREAYSHAWN plus Special Guests

LIVE on stage inside Roe Boutique Nightclub,

 

This event is 21 and Up and a General Admission Show.

 

Kreayshawn was born Natassia Gail Zolot on September 24, 1989 in

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and moved to Oakland, California when

she was ten years old. She is Russian-American, and the daughter

of Elka Zolot, a former member of the San Francisco garage punk

band The Trashwomen. Zolot got her first video camera when she

was ten years old, and started documenting her raps. When she

was seventeen, she began exploring her interest in cinematography

by shooting videos of friends and later music videos for local rappers

such as Lil B. Her videos caught the attention of dean Patrick Kriwanekhe,

and Zolot attended Berkeley Digital Film Institute with a full scholarship

for two semesters. She then moved to Los Angeles to pursue her music

video career.

In 2010, Zolot released her first mixtape, Kittys x Choppas, as well as her

first music video for the song "Bumpin Bumpin".

On May 16, 2011, she released a music video for her single Gucci Gucci,

which generated nearly three million views on YouTube in the first three

weeks. The popularity of her Gucci Gucci video caught the attention of

several record labels, and Zolot quickly signed a contract with Columbia

Records.

In September 2011, Zolot was nominated for the MTV Video Music Award

for Best New Artist, but lost the category to Tyler, The Creator. She also

hosted the Red Carpet event before the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.

Zolot performed as Kreayshawn in the musical group White Girl Mob. The

group initially included her friends rapper Vanessa "V-Nasty" Reece and

Jordan "Lil' Debbie" Capozzi. In 2012, it was announced that Zolot would

appear as Kreayshawn on the remix album Mike E. Clark's Extra Pop

Emporium, a bonus album from Insane Clown Posse's twelfth studio album,

The Mighty Death Pop!

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kreayshawn

 

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