GDep-Ghetto Dependant-aka Trevell Michael Coleman

G-Dep was first released under the Bad Boy label back in the late 90's thanks to Black Rob. The lyrical delivery, all Harlem, born and raised. True New York Rap at its finest. GDeps debut album, Child of the Ghetto, is still in heavy rotation in the CD Changer. A true classic. If you haven't copped it, you need to. All true hip hop heads will appreciate a true Ghetto Novel.

Hip Hop has always been a window into the true life on the streets. If you cant handle the truth, you may not want to look through this window. It is artists like GDep that represent the truth. No bubble gum beats, no bubble gum lyrics. Real recognize real. GDep is real Hip Hop.

GDep is offering up an entire mixtape for free download on his profile(http://myspace.com/thereturnofgdep). Definitely a must for all hip hop heads. The fire is still blazing. Mixed by DJ Enyce. I checked out a few random tracks I havent heard before and was not surprised that Dep was on point. Strictly fire beats, and of course GDep lyrical delivery. It was hard to pick a track to share for the download, but I chose the Black Rob track cuz I was listening to it while writing this review. If you can, buy the album Child of the Ghetto by GDep. The whole Cd is fire, no skipping strictly load and put on repeat. Trust. Visit the GDep MySpace Page, and download the HIatus...mixed by DJ Enyce, and be sure to show GDep some props. You Done Know.