We the "LORDZ" are more than a label, rap group, and/or production company. This here was built from the ground up.

James "W.A.D.E." Smalls was inspired by his big brother, Eric "CEO Money" Brown's, passion for music. When Wade was 8 years old he spit his first rap. But it actually was his brothers. With CEO Money inheriting the man of the house duties at a young age, he passed up his passion and talent and left it in W.A.D.E.'s hands. Watching him prosper and progress through his musical journey, CEO Money has always been supportive of his brother as a solo artist and during the process of uniting the LORDZ. W.A.D.E. is not only the creator but the first member of LORDZ. Initially starting out with a group of "brothers" whom lacked the loyalty creed that the LORDZ stands for, W.A.D.E. And CEO Money continued their search for the LORDZ missing pieces. Leading to the recruitment of W.A.D.E.'s child hood friend, Yero "Peso" Jones, whom also was a young hungry rapper preparing to release a solo project. After seeing his big cousin A$AP Ferg from A$AP MOB/Trap Lord break out as one of the Top NY rappers along with his older brother, Music Producer/Artist Chris Ferg, now building buzz beyond the city limits, Peso's only mission is to be the first to by his mom that big house of her dreams. He would still be chasing a college degree if financial problems did not occur. Peso and Shamiah "KingX" Brice share similar trials. King being the oldest member on the roster was recruited by the CEO himself. Fresh home from his junior year in college at Penn State University, King was also unable to finish pursuit of his degree because of financial instability. King took the set back as opportunity to focus on his passion where it all started, MUSIC. Previously known as Stacks or Mistah F.A.T., KingX worked with various musical talents on his journey to revamp his whole image, musically and personally. Driving himself to over a two hundred pound weight lost, his mind clear and motivated to let his creativity flow and expand. Uniting talents with Peso and W.A.D.E. was a perfect fit, as all reside in the same building, relate to the same struggles and hustle musically for the same goals.

 Now individually they have terrific stories that would make anyone think twice about who they are but there only mission is to give back that fresh creative originality that today's music industry is lacking. Loyalty Over Royalty Dawgz where originality is key, standing out is who they are and success is guaranteed.