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| Occupation | Music Producer/Emcee |
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K-Hill is an American music producer and emcee based predominantly in the North Carolina area. [1] [2]
K-Hill was born in Wilson, North Carolina, and lived there until the age of sixteen. At the age of sixteen, Hill moved to Greensboro, North Carolina, and began working on Da Banquet Volume 1. This project was released in 2000 and featured artist such as L.E.G.A.C.Y. and Keisha Shontelle.
In 2004, K-Hill signed with Neblina Records. He released a project titled Da Instegator in 2004. Hill's first EP, Memoirs of a Premature Legend, was released in 2006. Moreover, Hill has collaborated with Nature, Big Daddy Kane, and Shabaam Sahdeeq.[ citation needed ]
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