John Bizz reigns from Upstate NY and appeared in our kaleidoscopic crosshairs upon the brightest times. This channel was was imagined ten years before picking up a video camera. Nevermind the time we spent writing articles while John Bizz was showcasing his skills en route to building his network. Nothing happens overnight as Bizz has been an incredible source of connection for prolific emcees in the 518 area.
We first caught wind of John Bizz’ efforts with Tyler Star . For those in the 518 area, in order to carve a significant niche by adopting a consistently productive role within the ecosystem. Thankfully, John Bizz exists as a bridge person – his interconnected nature bridges paths between influential artists and connoisseurs of lyrical hip-hop. Serving as a neighborhood A&R in with an ear to the pavement – this man separates himself by embodying countless roles. His roles as an artist, videographer, host all serve as incredible avenues to connect talent with talent.
When John Bizz competed in a talent competition with Tyler Star in Hartford, CT – he sprouted roots for bridging the East Coast gap between Hartford and Albany. Nowadays, you see artists like Fuego Base, B$F Tone, Streets Soprano, Benny the Butcher, 38 Spesh and Rick Hyde involved within the ecology of Albany hip-hop. Their involvement includes verses on songs, pop-ups at events and performances on stage. John Bizz frequently makes his presence known through traveling, dropping verses/freestyles and finding new ways to influence the people. People like Bizz are needed for Albany to advance its allure and attraction from outside markets.
For the remainder of this article we are going to break down DO I CROSS YOUR MIND by John Bizz
Repeated reminiscent mentions point toward the idea that Bizz was conducting some romantic business. From the sounds of it – he was looking back at a shorty he admired or one that he saw as a “jewel like treasure applying pressure.” Once you find the girl you love, you have to come correct. Whether or not you are aligned or perfectly well-off before meeting that person serves no purpose. In the moments shared, Bizz speaks to the importance of “being consistent and showing repetition.”
Instead, in relationships the daily monotony of a repetitive routine may start to creep in. Bizz speaks to this on the song when he talks about how it would take him a whole day to do something that his woman asked of him. This song was a flashback fever dream drenched in lucidity and that ache you feel in your chest when she walks out the door for the last time. I was once attached ! You ever think of that?! Good work Bizz ! Keep pushing the pivot and putting a pivotal foot in the door to knock down walls for ALBANY !
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