Special Ed

Special Ed burst onto the music scene with a powerful debut album produced by Hitman Howie Tee, showcasing his mature and confident rhymes at only 16 years old. The album quickly gained popularity, selling over half a million copies and solidifying Special Ed's place in the industry. His follow-up album displayed a more romantic tone while still maintaining his exceptional lyrical prowess. During a three-year break before his third album, Special Ed collaborated with various artists, including producing a track for 2Pac and working with DJ Premier, Large Professor, and Q-Tip on new music projects.

Despite the hiatus, Special Ed remained active in the music scene, collaborating with well-known artists such as Masta Ace and Buckshot. His involvement in the Crooklyn Dodgers project further showcased his versatility and talent as a rapper. Special Ed's dedication to perfecting his craft and working with esteemed producers and musicians continued to shape his evolving sound and solidify his reputation in the hip-hop world.