Ozzie Brasco

Ozzie Brasco began rapping at the age of 12. As he grew older, he continued with music and felt successful in 2004 when "Breathe Easy", a song with his former crew Ablaze, landed on the desk of Sony. Legal issues prevented Ozzie from taking advantage of his opportunity back then, but when he came home, he hit the pavement full throttle! With a name change from Odin Skillz to Ozzie Brasco (given to him in the penitentiary), and a crew name change from Ablaze to Major Issue, the three brothers dropped No Sacrifice, No Victory in 2010, which garnered attention from power house crew Young Money/Cash Money. Times change, and people grow apart, so as the crew split up to explore other ventures in life, Ozzie stayed doing what he loved, music!!! In 2011, he and a group of friends formed M.A.D.E. or Money All Day Everyday. Commonly referred to as M.A.D.E. Gang, Ozzie jumped in the captains chair and released his first solo mixtape, The Day The Earth Stood Still, in 2013, shortly followed by the Deluxe Edition. 2015, Ozzie released his 2nd solo ep Rise To Power, followed by Rise To Power 2 in 2016. 2017 was the release of 2 new singles Connected and Check. Ozzie has consistently put out music every year since with hits like I Got It, This Go Crazy, Pocket Full Of Money, and Danger as we await the next full length solo project from the M.A.D.E. Gang General