Roscoe Dash
National Act
Roscoe Dash - Atlanta breeds its fair share of music milestones– chart-topping trap boys, dance innovators, and crunk divas. And then there’s Roscoe Dash, an ATL native poised to carve a movement of his own. The rapper made major noise in ’09 with the party-starting radio smash “All The Way Turnt Up!” Since then Roscoe Dash has topped the charts with “No Hands,” “Sexy Girl Anthem” and “Oh My!” His latest release 2.0 shows that the Roscoe Dash movement isn’t slowing down. For booking Roscoe Dash, call Music Garden today at 800-689-BAND(2263) or email by clicking the more information tab on this page.
BIO
Mixing the party rap sound of his hometown Atlanta with more of an indie attitude, Roscoe Dash came on the scene in 2009 with the club track “All the Way Turnt Up!” Dash was originally called ATL, a moniker he used when he became friendly with the local hip-hop crew Travis Porter. The group members asked if they could include Dash’s “All the Way Turnt Up!” on their I’m a Differenter 2 mixtape, but when the cut was credited to “Travis Porter featuring YT and ATL,” the relationship soured. He became the solo artist known as Roscoe Dash, re-recorded the cut with Soulja Boy Tell Em, and signed with the major label Interscope. As the track was burning up the clubs in the summer of 2010, Dash announced he was working on his debut album. Ready Set Go! arrived in November that year. His sophomore effort, J.U.I.C.E., followed in 2011.
BIO
Mixing the party rap sound of his hometown Atlanta with more of an indie attitude, Roscoe Dash came on the scene in 2009 with the club track “All the Way Turnt Up!” Dash was originally called ATL, a moniker he used when he became friendly with the local hip-hop crew Travis Porter. The group members asked if they could include Dash’s “All the Way Turnt Up!” on their I’m a Differenter 2 mixtape, but when the cut was credited to “Travis Porter featuring YT and ATL,” the relationship soured. He became the solo artist known as Roscoe Dash, re-recorded the cut with Soulja Boy Tell Em, and signed with the major label Interscope. As the track was burning up the clubs in the summer of 2010, Dash announced he was working on his debut album. Ready Set Go! arrived in November that year. His sophomore effort, J.U.I.C.E., followed in 2011.
