Picaso dropped this off to me as he is featured on the track, he provided some background on the artist he collaborated with as well. You can check that out below:
Waju (pronounced Wah-joo) was born Dennis Olanrewaju Broderick II, to a Sierra Leonean father & an African American mother. Raised in the suburbs of Los Angeles County, Waju began rapping at the age of 12. He quickly earned the respect of his peers & local artists with the releases of Something Special in 2008 and Something Special Volume II in 2009.Now 18 years old, Waju is prepping to release his third mixtape Carpe Diem, not just a title for this up and coming artist, but a way of life.
You will not hear dance, snap, clap songs on Waju’s mixtape, nor will you hear auto-tune. What you will hear is undeniably good hip hop. Influenced by 90’s groups like De La Soul & Outkast, underground veterans like Little Brother & Binary Star and new comers like Blu & J.Cole, Waju is the perfect blend of old world hip-hop in a modern day era. Known for his clever punch lines and creative play on words, Waju’s lyricism represents true hip hop at its finest. An artist who names God as his greatest influence, Waju describes himself as “just a kid with something to say” and is always looking to work with new artists and producers. With guest appearances by Picaso of Language Artz, Trey Billie & Logic, Carpe Diemis sure to be the breakout mixtape of 2010.
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