Beware of King Kujo: New Hip Hop Artist Set To 'Unleash' New Music 'Imma Dog

MEMPHIS, TN, February 20, 2014 (Press-News.org) New hip hop artist and rapper King Kujo is proud to unveil the title of his new debut promotional single entitled "Imma Dog."

The promotional single "Imma Dog" fuses together urban beats over the lyrical wordplay of King Kujo's animinalistic, aggressive nature.

King Kujo still continues to work on his upcoming freshman album "Da Name Speaks 4 Izself," due for release later this year, while preparing to release promotional singles in the process.

Driven forward by his undeniable passion based on experiences out of the Mississippi Delta, home to great blues musicians and dynamic hip hop artists such as David Banner and Big Krit, the big and aggressive rapper with military bearing, King Kujo, real name Carlos Joiner, is set to make his mark.

King Kujo is ready to unleash 'the dog' in his upcoming promotional single "Imma Dog" on the date of April 8, 2014.

For music or performance requests, and all other artist inquiries, contact:

KingKujo2212@gmail.com or by phone: 662-422-6655

King Kujo is currently seeking management and representation to further develop his brand.

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About King Kujo
Carlos Joiner, known by the stage name King Kujo, is a rapper born and raised in Sasse Apartment projects in Clarksdale, MS up until the age of 10 years-old and didn't develop a passion for rapping until he was enlisted into the military at the age of 18. While serving duty in the military, Joiner met a group of other soldiers and a musical relationship formed and created what would be Grand 1 Entertainment.

From his time over in Iraq with his peers, that's were Joiner gained the name "King" when fellow soldiers would say "Here comes King." Joiner himself would later add on the surname Kujo.

After completing his second tour in Iraq, King Kujo gained a new level of seriousness for rapping and immediately started making rounds on the hip hop scene when he returned to the United States. Joiner would soon gain a thrill out of performing.

Having already learned from the military to "not be a fake" to anyone, Joiner began crafting his talent, showcasing and performing at open mics which led to him earning first place in the V107.9 Beat Tha Streetz Competition while placing third in the ThisIs50 Showcase in 2012.

Soon after, King Kujo developed and gained experience on a larger scale performing live for acts such as Lil Flip, Chalie Boy and others.

Now King Kujo is ready to take it to the next level of his career with the debut of a solo music release.