In the deep southern shadow of the Sears tower Kye Harry was born April 6 and bred to become the "Suburban Celebrity". Kyeyote considers himself to be "fortunate" witnessing the struggles and the complexions of the haves living amongst the have-nots. Kye saw his mother work 3 jobs to provide a good life for him and his siblings. Using his mother's determination and will, mixed with some street influences Kyeyote developed into a hustler. After a short stint in the Cook County Department of Corrections, Kyeyote said "There has to be a better way!" Kyeyote utilized his God given talents and put them to use. "I appreciate my position in life, and value the lessons taught by life and my mother. I still have that hustle in me, that won't change, but attempt to transfer that hustle into rhyme." For Hip-Hop mentors he reveled in Run-DMC, MC Rell and the House Rockers, KRS-1, Big Daddy Kane, Master Ace, Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince and The Beastie Boys. Starting off as a DJ, Yote submerged himself in the culture, the lyrics, and the soul of Hip-Hop. After several years, Kyeyote left DJ-ing to pursue his first love, emceeing fulltime. His voice has been depicted as a dark and gray day in April, developed with a laid back approach, and delivered with his passion for lyrical content and consciousness. He appeals to hip-hop in a time when the hip-hop community is tired of the flood of meaningless rappers with limited content and concepts, and nothing more than a catchy hook. Stars emerge from almost every unheard spot on the globe and another has been discovered in Chicago's South Suburb. The Suburban Celebrity is here!