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Boston based 20 year old rapper born on April 8th 1989 Kristian Garcia is fresh off completely his debut soon to be classic mixtape entitled "The Mass Effect" Boston hasn't been known churning out great emcees over the past, but Kristian Garcia is here not only here to put Boston on the map the rather the whole east coast. Roxbury native, half black half spanish with lyricism reminiscent of a young Nas and the soul of Big Pun setting himself lyrically apart from many of today's youngest rappers Kris's maturity as an emcee is beyond his years. Lyrics focusing on the harsh realities of the young black youth Kris paints pictures with words and looking to be one of raps leading voices in the year to come. Rapping since junior like most emcees born in the urban streets he started as a gangsta rapper quickly realizing this wasn't who he is Kris decided just to be himself and rhyming from the heart heartfelt lyrics that spoke of the hard environment in which he grew up. The pain and hunger is evident in every track, Kris is a writer a rappers rapper a perfectionist a hip hop purist and fans and critics a like will embrace this young rappers undeniable swagger. Kris is not a lyricist, he has the whole package, outspoken brash personality with incredible comedic timing and star power needed to be successful in today's media.
Kris's current project is a cultivation of rhymes, which he delivers with both a masterful flow and a wise well-crafted street rhetoric and beats by two producers Lennon Murphy and Mario (MAARS) Charles both from Boston over the past nine months and counting have put together with there heart and soul a mixtape that feels anlike album that with the right artist management and sponsporship is sure to garner critical success. Kris and his team aren't looking for the overnight success or looking to be millionaires. He's here for the love of the music and looking for a label he can call home and continue to make classic

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