Algassimu Sahid
Jarr Jr better known by stage name Shadow Boxxer.
He was born and raised in Alexandre, Virginia in the late 80’s.
Arguably he’s Sierra
Leone’s finest rapper and has made a household for himself as a contemporary
rapper with an aptitude to thrive in any environment.
In the early 90’s, Shadow moved to
Sierra Leone as a boy and returned to United States a decade later as a Man
with a new perspective about life.
An
individualist when it comes to his music, Shadow has a mass appeal that
transcends culture, race and creed. His delivery , sound and lyrical content
shows promises of a soon to be on of a kind, like that of 2Pac , Biggie and
Lauren Hill. He’s a versatile rapper whose writing skills compete with the best
in the business. His blend of African ( Sierra Leonean and American roots, is
the foundation of his music and the style that he portrays.
Shadow uses striking melodies to draw listeners in to a new and
very welcome voice of the Rap genre. He’s repping West African Family
Entertainment(WAFent ) along with Blakka P,Jay Bo, Flame Diggi and more.
His unique
blend of raw, natural talent and his unique way of musically expressing himself
has elevated him to where he is today. He credits KRS One, Naughty by Nature,
Snoop Dogg, Jay Z, and Nas as the influences who helped him improve his ability
to write hooks and create music into an art form deserving to be called “Master
Piece.”
Shadow
continues to do numerous performances in the DMV. His hit songs like Sunshine,
My identification, I know, My City and many more hit DC/MD/VA area by storm.
Early 2014, his verses on Rhage’s “Antenna,” “Self
made rmx” and his
banger single“Confidential” featuring D’Banj of Nigeria and
popular actor and artiste Edriss Elba brought him to limelight.
Speaking with Swerve
Planet about his album and mixtapes “My first album/mixtape was called “Thrilla In
Manilla”… I figured I surrounded it with a boxing concept of that magnitude”
Late 2013, Shadow released
another mixtape album titled “Love, Pain & Drugs” and
it was a huge success for his career.
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