From Cali, GA, to the DMV , Sean Harris is no stranger to music. With his upbringing in different regions of the US, he has an ear for music unlike any other. Inspired by the musical genius and talent of Kanye West, Sean wants to be known as a visionary to the music industry by creating a new sound that is not only… Read moreShow less
From Cali, GA, to the DMV , Sean Harris is no stranger to music. With his upbringing in different regions of the US, he has an ear for music unlike any other. Inspired by the musical genius and talent of Kanye West, Sean wants to be known as a visionary to the music industry by creating a new sound that is not only enjoyable but revolutionary.
At the age of 12, Sean began to explore his passion for music. He began rapping with classmates in school and recording tracks for fun. After graduating from high school, Sean decided to take his passion serious. He began recording and exploring sounds.
On March 18, 2011, Sean had his first break. Thanks to DJ Melo-D, Harris was heard on air during the Power 106 Jump Off Mix. His unofficial remix of AfroJack’s “Pachas On Acid” was an instant hit. Sean began to make a name for himself. With his network of DJ friends, Sean was able to build a fan base and have his record played at some of the hottest nightclubs in Hollywood and Las Vegas.
On June 15th, Sean released his first mixtape Titled “Style of Life” with DJ Dainjazone. The mixtape was a success, giving his fans and friends a taste of what he could do. Shortly after, Sean began to receive request for him to perform live.
Sean has graced the stages of the Palms Nightclub’s Moon and Rain as well as Los Angeles’s, Belasco, Sutra & Supper Club. He has opened for artist such as LMFAO. His songs continue to be played by numerous DJs around the world. There is no denying that this man is on the way.
Just before ’11 came to an end, Sean released his second mixtape of 2011, entitled “#BOW”. Working with fellow Team member DJ Rell, Sean showed his fans more of his potential while spitting over hip hop and dubstep beats.
On February 10, Sean released his first music of 2012 with the five track EP “Same Sh*t Different Accent”, produced by Devon Kosoko. This is the first installment of monthly EP’s Sean plans to release.
