Bizzy Bone, the soulful member of rap's all-time bset group Bone thugs n Harmony, has been quiet n regards to releases, but when he has released he has blown everyone out of the water.

In 1998, he released his much anticapted solo album, "Heaven'z Movie"

the album was, of corse soulful, and as of today is sold in the "Soul" section ar music stores, not the "rap" section. But, the gig story was that 7th Sign Records was born.

This was also the first bone related album to have a book of lyrics, the album was sold to Gold, and bizzy was on the rise, not to mention 7th sign. The Regime was featured in every page of the book and mysteriously said "Rest in Peace" to Big B, who we know is not dead, but thats Biz for ya. But with the emotionally moving single, "Nobody Can Stop Me", in which BB Gambini makes references to a hard life with an abusive father, he hits the right spot of all whop feel good rap. Also, his single, "thugz Cry" was a smach hit with the video featuring Bone Thugs n Harmony and acameo appearence by Mya.

Then Biz went for a toatlly new approach to being the "rebel to rap music" when he released "The Gift" in 2001.

The Gift was definitely a change to the rap scene. No doubt, this album has the most moving and socially active lyrics to hit any rap ever. Bizzy hits on all issues for people from lebianism, children drug use, Saddham Hussein, wars, and police brutality. No doubt the album would have sold twice as much, at least, than it did if it had any promotion at all. The album was delayed for about 3 months when Bizzy sued Loud and Ruthless Records for defamation of character and breech of contract. Bizzy hustled to get the album released under a small independent record label out of Los Angeles, AMC. With 14 tracks , and the emotionally moving "Jesus" Bizzy surely outdid any epectation for his sophmore album. He released no singles but did make a music video for "Father" the song addressing issues facing the children today.