In 2008, it’s all about change for the emcee named Bizz-ee. From his unbelievable recovery from a vehicle accident which left him hospitalized for 3 months to getting back to the basics of Hip-Hop, he’s finally unveiling his emotional Memory Lane album, Bizz-ee is making all the right moves. Growing-up as the oldest child with one younger sister, Bizz-ee has been a music fan since he was a child. Already writing lyrics by the time he was twelve and recording songs at thirteen. While signed to MWC Records, Bizz-ee released his first two albums Legal Crime in 2002 and Bigg Bizzness in 2003. Still, his success was not without trouble. In a dispute with the management, Bizz-ee broke away from the crew at MWC in late 2003 and started working with a new studio. Putting out his third album 3rd Times A Charm in 2006 under his own label, BBP Records, the album had two popular singles-- "What's That Sound" and "Bizzy’s Back In Town". In March 2007 while working on his forth studio album, Bizz-ee was in a deadly automobile accident and was the only one to survive. After many surgeries and three months of not being able to walk, he began physical therapy and had to learn how to walk again before he could get back in the studio and finish up the Show Biz album. While in the hospital, Bizz-ee wrote many songs to deal with his pain and the emotions he had. While he was finishing up the record of Show Biz, Bizz-ee also recorded a few of the songs that he wrote while in the hospital. From the moment the he began writing the songs, Bizz-ee knew he wanted to release a CD dedicated to the two girls who past away in the accident. Join Bizz-ee as he take you on a trip down Memory Lane. You'll see this Hip-Hop emcee in a different light after listening to this CD.