Nearly nine years ago Atlanta-based artist, and Outlaw affiliate Quez (born Antonio Jarquez George), began developing a career in the music industry as an artist. In December 1999, Quez began working in his home studio along with his younger brother Nando and has completed work on over 100 projects, including solo projects, collaborations, and song writing for various artists. His music can be classified as hip-hop, but Quez prefers to call his style
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Nearly nine years ago Atlanta-based artist, and Outlaw affiliate Quez (born Antonio Jarquez George), began developing a career in the music industry as an artist. In December 1999, Quez began working in his home studio along with his younger brother Nando and has completed work on over 100 projects, including solo projects, collaborations, and song writing for various artists. His music can be classified as hip-hop, but Quez prefers to call his style “Ghetto Gospel” as it is all based on real-life situations surrounding the lost souls of this world and and is intended to project a different picture for the world to see. The first of Quez’s projects is Thru My Eyez, which includes appearances by E.D.I. of 2Pac's Legendary Outlawz and up-and-coming artists out of Atlanta, including Kaane of Pro-Team Records (P.T.R.), Fire Red and others. The album is set to be released in the first quarter of 2009. If the Streetz Could Talk, hosted by Stix Malone, on-air disc jockey of Atlanta radio’s Hot 107.9 FM, is the most recent of Quez’s mixtapes. Currently Quez is in the studio finishing up his second LP along with Super-Producer CEO from The Netherlands.
