Stones (Cousin of Buckshot, CO-CEO of Duckdown Records) Signs Management Deal with Gallic Wars!!!

“It is an honor to be working with such a talented music artist. Stones brings you back to the essence of real Hip Hop & will be a great addition to the Gallic Wars family. Few, can hold a microphone close to Stones who I believe is the total package when it comes to a complete artist.” – Caesar, CEO & President of Gallic Wars

David Blake, better known to many by his stage name Stones was born July 31st 1988 in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, New York. An area known as one of the roughest neighborhoods in not only the borough of Brooklyn but also the entire state of New York. Brownsville is known to many across the nation as a breeding ground for drugs, prostitution and statistically high murder rate’s but, for Stones Brownsville is the place he calls “Home”.In one interview Stones described his birth place as “a place you see things you would’ve swore only happened in the movies”. When described by his peers Stones is always depicted as the “laid back” type and it was that characteristic which helped him manage to stay out of a lot of situations he saw first hand. When asked about his “laid back” persona Stones replied, “My dude Smiles always told me I’m like a mystery because of the way I analyze things but let few people get close enough to actually analyze me, I guess that’s because I was taught from a young age how to move militant”.

Rapping was a hobby Stones picked up from watching his cousin Kenyatta Blake aka Buckshot of the highly regarded 90’s rap group Black moon and CEO of Duck down records, “I use to just sit down and listen to Wu-Tang all day, especially Meth to study how they would put words together. But Buck let me know it was real because I use to think every one on the television were some kind of super human’s beamed down from the sky [laughs] but, he was someone I actually saw in the flesh often and saw on T.V. too so, I realized it was possible for a regular nigga to make it in the game because before I knew him as Buck I knew him as my cousin Kenyatta.”.Although Stones credits his early development to emcees of hip hop’s “golden age” he quickly developed a style of his own. Stones credits Buckshot for his deep interest in the game and had this to say about him in a recent interview, “…that’s my nigga right there I see him as a older brother, it’s crazy how sometime we don’t speak to each other for a while seeing how he be having a crazy schedule but when we do get up it be like we just spoke yesterday. He let me know what it is and backs me a hundred percent”. “Older brother” is not a exaggeration either considering how Stones and Buckshot do bare a striking resemblance and stones often runs into that question.