Son Of A Preacher.mp3

Terry Flow was born Cliffton Aßmann in the wild south of Würzburg, Germany in the 70's. When he first heard "the breaks" by the American rapper Kurtis Blow in 1981 at the age of 11 and was immediately fascinated by this new genre of music, was one of the first German young people who, at the beginning of the 1980s, with their love for this new rap music, founded the starting point for the following generations, not only for a completely new music culture to hear but also to live. Between 1981 and 1984 he won the Germany-wide championship "Bravo Break Dance Sensation", with his Bboy Skills. He spend his time in the US clubs in the nearby US barracks, where the American soldiers were DJs ´s music mixed, scratched and rapped live into the microphone. Now, at the age of almost 50, he can return to his hobby, redefine his love of his devotion to rap and also write lyrics that have real meaning, even if they still sound easy with a lot of joie de vivre and love from the first bar. Exactly these lyrics are important to Terry Flow. He tries to combine his own combination of various musical styles, even if that often doesn't quite work out. It's important to have fun creating beats, writing the lyrics and of course the singing. Some people, and Terry himself is one of them, thinks that he should do everything but sing, but would that still be fun if you actually live out this passion for yourself and your loved ones?
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Terry Flow was born Cliffton Aßmann in the wild south of Würzburg, Germany in the 70's. When he first heard "the breaks" by the American rapper Kurtis Blow in 1981 at the age of 11 and was immediately fascinated by this new genre of music, was one of the first German young people who, at the beginning of the 1980s, with their love for this new rap music, founded the starting point for the following generations, not only for a completely new music culture to hear but also to live. Between 1981 and 1984 he won the Germany-wide championship "Bravo Break Dance Sensation", with his Bboy Skills. He spend his time in the US clubs in the nearby US barracks, where the American soldiers were DJs ´s music mixed, scratched and rapped live into the microphone. Now, at the age of almost 50, he can return to his hobby, redefine his love of his devotion to rap and also write lyrics that have real meaning, even if they still sound easy with a lot of joie de vivre and love from the first bar. Exactly these lyrics are important to Terry Flow. He tries to combine his own combination of various musical styles, even if that often doesn't quite work out. It's important to have fun creating beats, writing the lyrics and of course the singing. Some people, and Terry himself is one of them, thinks that he should do everything but sing, but would that still be fun if you actually live out this passion for yourself and your loved ones? We love Hip-Hop!

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