Hip hop historian, music technologist and founder of the original socially conscious band **Stetsasonic**, **Daddy-O** is a living hip-hop legend and one of the most influential voices in trending digital media. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Daddy-O has conquered the music industry not only as an artist, but as a mogul that helped launch industry heavyweights like Mary J. Blige, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Keith Richards, Sonic Youth, and They Might Be Giants. &#xA0;&#x2028;Building on his success with Stetsasonic, Daddy-O developed into a highly sought-after writer and producer during the 80s and 90s. This is where he began to lay the foundation for his successful career as a music executive and music technologist.&#x2028;&#x2028;Daddy-O has worked for Universal, Def Jam, and Motown Records. He has also discovered talent like Smooth Da&#x2019; Hustla, Master P. and Mystikal. Daddy-O has produced music for The B-52s, Mary J. Blige, and Queen Latifah, just to name a few.&#x2028;&#x2028;Daddy-O has deejayed in posh venues from NYC&#x2019;s Highline Ballroom to Atlanta&#x2019;s Biltmore. Even at class acts like the Michael C. Carlos Museum In July 2015, Daddy-O returned from a 22 year hiatus to release his latest solo album entitled &quot;#EverybodyButKRS&quot; on Odad Truth Records, a label he co-owns with partner and fellow 730 bandmate Lion Lindwedel Daddy-O releases albums on the Odad Truth label for True School Entertainment with online distribution through SpitDigital and physical Distribution available through [www.trueschoolent.com](http://www.trueschoolent.com).

Professor Daddy-O

Brooklyn legend Daddy-O (of Stetsasonic fame) is proud to present his new album &quot;From My Hood 2 U&quot;, a fourteen track odyssey thru the neighborhoods of true school Hiphop. Fresh off of his critically acclaimed 2018 effort &quot;No Tablecloths,&quot; Daddy-O brings an even tighter effort this time around, featuring guest spots from fellow legends like Posdnous of De La Soul, Bun B of UGK, Smif N Wessun, and R.A. The Rugged Man.

Disc 1