From his early childhood in Blue Mountain Mississippi, Paul Gilbert (aka
“PG”) always knew he wanted to rap. A favorite memory of his is witnessing his mother
‘groove’ to Gladys Knight along with other ‘soul’ musicians as they were known as in the 80s.
With the likes of Eric B & Rakim, Tupac, and A Tribe Called Quest radiating from his “boom
box”, Paul tapped into his own lyrical skills and put pen to pad. Paying close attention to the
musical sounds that would blast from his speakers, Paul also realized that he had a musical ear
for beats.
Through the years, Paul has continued to pursue his passion of music and became
popular in his hometown for producing beats for other local rappers. As he grew older, he
underwent tumultuous times and dedicated his life to Christ. His Christian faith grew stronger,
even pointing him in the direction to relocate to Jonesboro Arkansas, where he would continue
his hand at becoming a rapper- however, Paul decid
From his early childhood in Blue Mountain Mississippi, Paul Gilbert (aka
“PG”) always knew he wanted to rap. A favorite memory of his is witnessing his mother
‘groove’ to Gladys Knight along with other ‘soul’ musicians as they were known as in the 80s.
With the likes of Eric B & Rakim, Tupac, and A Tribe Called Quest radiating from his “boom
box”, Paul tapped into his own lyrical skills and put pen to pad. Paying close attention to the
musical sounds that would blast from his speakers, Paul also realized that he had a musical ear
for beats.
Through the years, Paul has continued to pursue his passion of music and became
popular in his hometown for producing beats for other local rappers. As he grew older, he
underwent tumultuous times and dedicated his life to Christ. His Christian faith grew stronger,
even pointing him in the direction to relocate to Jonesboro Arkansas, where he would continue
his hand at becoming a rapper- however, Paul decid