BDL4LIFE Entertainment Recording Artist, King Rawllie Announces New ''All The Way Up'' Remix

[NewMusic]

King Rawllie is an independent HipHop
artist, born and raised in Tacoma, on September 5th
1987, at St. Joseph hospital in Tacoma Washington.
Rawllie was raised by his mother, Roslynn, and is the oldest of 4 children. Music became his
outlet for stress at an early age when, due to a decline in his mother’s health, he inherited the
responsibility of adulthood. By his teenage years, Rawllie was the provider and caretaker of his
family.
“I gave up playing basketball to make time to work and take care of the home.”
It started with the line “It aint hard to tell.” Recalls Rawllie, “[Nas’] video came on and those
words grabbed my attention.” The lyrics to the song reflected his own life, and he began to pay
closer attention to the importance of words.
He started writing poetry about his life, his prayers, his hopes; He wrote about things he wanted
to change. These poems started to transform into songs with the influence of his peers.
At the time Rawllie started to get into freestyling with his brothers, and developing his flow, he
was faced with another life challenge. He was homeless. He took to the streets, doing whatever
he could to get by until 2007, when he moved in with his cousin Oscar.
“Oscar made beats. We ended up sitting around and freestyling every day. It was hard for me to
talk about myself and how I felt. Freestyling about it distressed me. And I liked it.” Says
Rawllie.
Rawllie recorded his first song titled “Ballin’ Baby” in 2008. Encouraged by the experience, he
wrote and recorded more songs with the intention to continue to advance with his craft. He
performed at local events and in 2011 was introduced to Tacoma recording label, Platinum
Reign. Rawllie opened for rapper YG in Tacoma, and Seattle alongside
Tacoma artist 50 Cow.
He received advice from YG’s manager that inspired him to be more involved when it came to
managing his own success.
Rawllie recalls praying to God for guidance in 2012. “I had hit rock bottom. I had nothing and
nowhere to go and the only thing that provided any kind of relief was music. I could sit there,
write and keep myself focused on the possibilities. I felt like God had closed every other door, so
that I would clearly see my future in music.” His mother’s health prompted the rekindling of
their relationship and he moved in to take care of her. This same year Rawllie met Milly Kartia
and together they pushed, and encouraged one another to make their dream become a reality.
Vowing to get out of the struggle.
For the next two years Rawllie, and Milly learned to produce their own beats, and engineer their
music. This determination and desire to improve, not only with his music but in life, prompted
the beginning of the lifestyle he describes as “The crash life”.
“Living the crash life means to live life ‘all gas no brakes’. Whatever you want, you go for it
without hesitation. Raw and gnarly.”
The combination of raw and gnarly coined the term “Rawllie”, a phrase he and Milly would say
before shows, and soon after he took it as his name. It was his mother’s faith and reminder to
follow as a child of God, and to look to himself and see a king. This brought him to be identified
as the artist King Rawllie.
2014 Rawllie accompanied Milly to meet with producer Skipp, of Nuq and Skip, and artist PMZ
about the possibility of working together. “It was a Saturday when we had our first meeting. The
vibe was amazing and we looked at each other, and had this bright idea to join forces and start a
super team. He loaded us up with a bunch of beats and that following Saturday I had three songs
ready to go. The Saturday after that, I had four. And it’s been going like that ever since.”
Today King Rawllie is an artist of Sunset Capitol, an entertainment label, also located in
Tacoma, WA.
When asked what motivates him to pursue music, Rawllie states; God, my moms, my son Pierre,
and myself. I want to show my son that with hard work and ambition he can do anything his
mind dreams of and become his own success. I don’t want them to struggle. I can’t stop. I got a
family to feed and a mother to heal and that’s where I’m at with that.”
King Rawllie recently signed a major distribution deal with BDL4LIFE Entertainment and is set to release his next project on all major distributers.

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