Vinnie Paz
Vinnie Paz was born James Anthony Paz in Philadelphia in 1977. He started rapping in the late 1990s and formed the group Army of the Pharaohs with Chief...
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Vinnie Paz was born James Anthony Paz in Philadelphia in 1977. He started rapping in the late 1990s and formed the group Army of the Pharaohs with Chief Kamachi around 1998. Their first album, 'The Torture Papers,' came out in 2006.
He went solo in 2009 with 'A History of Violence.' One of his best-known tracks is 'The Ghost I Used To Be' from 2014, which features singer Eamon. Other songs like 'Keep Movin' On' and 'Ain't Shit Changed' show his straightforward approach to writing about difficult subjects.
His lyrics often deal with violence and personal struggles in plain language. Some listeners find his work too dark, while others appreciate how direct it sounds.
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