Matt Corman is a hip-hop artist and entrepreneur known for his hit single “Word to the Wise.” With over 200 million streams and more than 200 released songs, he ranks in the top 1% of global artists, consistently releasing new music weekly.
He quickly gained recognition as a live performer, sharing stages with artists like Post Malone and Fetty Wap, celebrated for his engaging performances.
He is also proud of his lineage; he is a descendant of Edward Gourdine, the first African American Supreme Court Justice in Massachusetts. His grandfather, Robert Chestnut, played with jazz legend Duke Ellington, deepening Matt’s connection to music and history.
In 2018, he made history as the first alumnus to perform at Southern New Hampshire University’s homecoming concert, drawing over 3,000 attendees.
Late 2016, Ollie Joseph — a rapper, songwriter, and occasional singer — emerged from the mid-Michigan area with the release of his first single, “How It’s Going Down,” to all streamable platforms.
Exposed to many genres of music as a child, the Japan born artist has since cultivated his own versatile catalog of singles. Ollie’s output of songs range from swaggering modern hip-hop anthems, to melodic ballads that are sure to activate your feels. His worldly experience has given him the upper hand in differentiating himself from the typical hip-hop artist. Having traveled to over 20 countries, the now Los Angeles based emcee’s songs are inspired by circumstances not many his age have gone through.
With a rookie status being combatted with a veteran work ethic, Ollie is just getting started in the rap game.
