Sir Goldy

Hip Hop/Rap,

"Real ain't made, it's born" the words of Sir GOLDY who was raised in the gutter streets of Augusta Georgia in the 80's...he came up endowed with the game of a hustler; learning at an early age how to survive by any means necessary. Real life struggles of being raised by a single mother forced him into the game before becoming a teen. The streets provided his needs and extended his knowledge of how to make it down the tumultuous road ahead. At an early age, Goldy was soaring past his peers and found himself in the middle of older hustlers that introduced him to the rap game.

Those hustlers had him in the midst of hip-hop's greats; at age fourteen he opened up for Trick Daddy and Too Short but that did not prove enough to Goldy and did not give him the urge to latch on to the rap game. He was too dedicated to the streets by then. His game steadily increased taking his hustling to another level, hence the name Sir Goldy credited to the 1970s character in "The Mack". His way with words with the ladies soon found themselves taking a life of their own in the form of lyrics. After the loss of the precious life of his mother, Goldy was no longer able to hustle for money, he was hustling for life and the passion he was finding in music was subsided yet again. The blows that life was dishing him only motivated him further to keep grinding. A near death experience where he was shot on Christmas day, left for dead, was finally enough for Goldy to realize he had a story to tell and once again he found himself compelled to utilize his way with words as an outlet for all the hurt and pain. He is currently writing a book and filming his documentary while recording his freshman album "I Am The Streets". Goldy's mother loving warned him that he was going to be "hell" one day" and true to those words, he has arrived, giving all other artist hell!