St. Louis Rap, Hip Hop Artists
Cruse Entertainment represents truly talented St. Louis rap and hip‐hop artists. Each are dedicated to their sound—making quality tracks you can enjoy. Check them out live or listen to new releases.
Rob Cruse: Artist and Cruse Entertainment President
In a style often obsessed with materialism and status, the phrase “We Made It” may bring to mind the luxurious and conventional success bragged about monotonously in hip-hop songs worldwide. For St. Louis entrepreneur, Rob Cruse, the words carry a different message. “It means that we made it from the streets where we grew up,” Cruse says. “Now I can make music and I don’t have to do the things I used to have to do just to get by." Read more.
In a style often obsessed with materialism and status, the phrase “We Made It” may bring to mind the luxurious and conventional success bragged about monotonously in hip-hop songs worldwide. For St. Louis entrepreneur, Rob Cruse, the words carry a different message. “It means that we made it from the streets where we grew up,” Cruse says. “Now I can make music and I don’t have to do the things I used to have to do just to get by." Read more.
Beezy B--Naturally Talented
One phrase describes Beezy B: naturally talented. Whether it’s drawing and tattooing or rapping, Beezy B has a way of expressing his talents that reaches many. A new St. Louis rap artist, new to the music scene that is, Beezy B has already recorded his first song “We Made It” with Cruse Entertainment CEO, Rob Cruse. His raps come from the heart, writing songs from his own experiences often referencing his childhood.
Beezy B is from a small town in Missouri on the outskirts of St. Louis. As a child he spent lots of his time drawing. It’s no surprise that he is now quite a talented tattoo artist. All tattoos are original. He free styles and creates his own designs based on what his clients want. He started rapping not too long ago after experiencing some hardships. Writing raps was fun and it was also very therapeutic. Read more.
One phrase describes Beezy B: naturally talented. Whether it’s drawing and tattooing or rapping, Beezy B has a way of expressing his talents that reaches many. A new St. Louis rap artist, new to the music scene that is, Beezy B has already recorded his first song “We Made It” with Cruse Entertainment CEO, Rob Cruse. His raps come from the heart, writing songs from his own experiences often referencing his childhood.
Beezy B is from a small town in Missouri on the outskirts of St. Louis. As a child he spent lots of his time drawing. It’s no surprise that he is now quite a talented tattoo artist. All tattoos are original. He free styles and creates his own designs based on what his clients want. He started rapping not too long ago after experiencing some hardships. Writing raps was fun and it was also very therapeutic. Read more.
J. Bank-- Young Talent
J. Bank is the breath of fresh air St. Louis needs. He’s young, smart, ambitious, and he is a talented artist as well. As a St. Louis rap artist, he’s one to watch out for, as he’ll continue to grow and make his own, original sounds.
He started rapping in fourth grade. Little did he know that while he and his friends were free-styling to beats at the lunch table that he’d grow up to be an up and coming St. Louis rap artist. He recorded his first rap single at the young age of 14. He shared it with his uncle who then shared it with Rob Cruse, who happened to be a good friend.
Bank takes his music seriously, views it as a career. He says his friends are shocked, because unlike most young men his age, he knows what he wants and is going to get it. He follows his own advice: “If you’re going do something, do it all the way. If you feel it and you really want to do something, you should do it. There is nothing stopping you from doing what you want to do.” Read more.
J. Bank is the breath of fresh air St. Louis needs. He’s young, smart, ambitious, and he is a talented artist as well. As a St. Louis rap artist, he’s one to watch out for, as he’ll continue to grow and make his own, original sounds.
He started rapping in fourth grade. Little did he know that while he and his friends were free-styling to beats at the lunch table that he’d grow up to be an up and coming St. Louis rap artist. He recorded his first rap single at the young age of 14. He shared it with his uncle who then shared it with Rob Cruse, who happened to be a good friend.
Bank takes his music seriously, views it as a career. He says his friends are shocked, because unlike most young men his age, he knows what he wants and is going to get it. He follows his own advice: “If you’re going do something, do it all the way. If you feel it and you really want to do something, you should do it. There is nothing stopping you from doing what you want to do.” Read more.
Young SICC-- A True St. Louis Rap Artist
A true St. Louisan, born and raised, Young SICC is the son St. Louis residents can be proud of. This St. Louis hip hop artist shares his natural talents with the rest of the world through Cruse Entertainment.
He grew up in the heart of the city, but his mother moved Young SICC and his brothers to North County in hopes of giving them a better life after she had already lost 1 son to the streets. At the age of 13, Young SICC had to learn the harsh realities of life and not many years later had to deal with losing another brother.
As a young man, he showed lots of talent—one of St. Louis’s most talented basketball players and a naturally talented artist. He started playing with words and writing poetry and rap in 1995. He tells others, “Whatever you choose in life give it your all, passion, heart and desire.” He’s done that with his music. Read more.