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Money Meach Is Dominating 2020 He May Finally Change The Music Industry

” Its More Than Music its a Lifestyle”

Demetrius Toliver professionally known as Money Meach A Take Money Entertainment Recording Artist Born January 15 In Buffalo, New York is An American Rapper. Who hit the rap scene After his release from Prison in 2008 with his child hood friend KPJ better known as his stage name J-Batters. Money Meach started putting his thoughts on paper during his incarceration period taking after the legendary Queens Bridge lyricist Nas. Later After completing 36 months in NYS department of correction he return to the streets on 5 years post supervision (parole) he then linked back up with J-Batters who owned a recording studio and also owned a independent label called Take Money Entertainment. Money Meach was release from Incarceration and ready to put these thoughts he spent years Writing on A Mixtape so thats just what he did right inside J-Batters recording studio.

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In 2009, Meach was featured on J-Batters do it for the streets 3 this Mixtape by Jay brought Meach to the hiphop world in 2010, he then released his first mixtape Rear View Life which gained him a little recognition. He later released another Mixtape Called (Super Star Lifestyle) solidifying he’s committed to Music. 2014 Meach periodically Hustled to support his family and his music. Constantly losing friends to prison and gun violence meach stayed focus on the plan. Releasing superstar lifestyle his 2nd Mixtape which fans loved and supported lead to Meach putting out Free Jay which was dedicated to long time friend and label mate Jbatters who is now incarcerated. Money Meach first ep was titled The Red Tape and is now available on all digital outlets shows he’s staying devoted to his music career by consistently releasing more music.

Meach is known for his raw rap lyrics and dark and flashy street stories he is influenced by Jadakiss, Camron, Nas, Tupac, Jay-Z, Jim Jones, CNN, Notorious B.I.G, Raekwon, Cormega, And last but not least Az.

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Meach is a believer of God (ALI) he has been music driven for years after teaming up with J-Batters And Take Money Entertainment. Meach has served a total of 53 months in NYSDOC and complete 5 years parole. This lasted from 2004 till 2014 during his release he created a lot of music with his child hood friend J-Batters Who is Now incarcerated on Federal Charges. Meach who is very family oriented moved from Buffalo, NY early 2014 to Atlanta, GA where he spends a lot of time with his daughters when he is not working on his Music or other business ventures.

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Natalie is a journalism major with a focus on Entertainment and Music who aspires to become a Content Creator For Honk Magazine. Eventually, she wants to be the Publisher or Editor-in-Chief of a major Publishing House. She loves helping people find their voice and passion for writing and journalism, and she can always be found with coffee in hand, editing another article.

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