Producer, Hip Hop Artist Ricky Jewelz

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Producer, hip hop artist Ricky Jewelz and his crew shut down numerous teams in their area, but decided it was time to go bigger. In 2007 Rick Jewelz started grinding hard, recording more than 225 songs that year, and releasing his first street album "The Rebellion" hosted by Dallas DJ, DJ Black Jesus. This was Rick's first encounter to light success. In the time following, Rick began getting a heavier buzz in the industry. Recently linking with Freck Billionaire, Red Café, and Fabolous, over his saucy production "Money Chaser", Rick has started his road to success. Ricky Jewelz has also produced a song by Freck Billionaire and Fat Joe, entitled "Hustle For".

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