The Dawn of the Super Human Emcees - 701z It’s winter 1994, Hip-Hop was at a creative height, Wu-Tang Clan’s “36 Chambers” was in every true hip-hoppers deck, backpackers are every where you look and everyone and their mother is writing rhymes. It was a time when the hip-hop nation was being introduced to more new faces and sounds. At this time a Chesapeake High School senior, Eric Atwell a.k.a. D.J. Kool Breez, was making a name for himself as a powerful force in the Baltimore hip-hop scene. Between mixing at every party, doing beats for all his boys, he was meeting a lot of rhymers. But none would catch his attention more than the new kid in school. He went by the name Mr. Slow-Flow a.k.a. Kenny Catchings. The 17 year old, self-proclaimed greatest rapper in B-More, was always battling some one. Now DJ Kool Breez couldn’t help but notice his skills. Breez recalls, “This cat has skills and I never heard him lose”. But before DJ Kool Breez could work with him, Kenny transferred out of Chesapeake. 3 years later at Unruly Recording Studios, where DJ Kool Breez was working as an in house producer and studio engineer, Kenny and his 16-year-old brother Lewis Wright a.k.a. Scorpion came in for studio time. Kenny was still crushing every so-called rapper in his path as well as jump-starting his bother's career in “the game”. With complete access to a 24-track digital studio Kenny, now Snypa, and DJ Kool Breez were constantly turning out new joints every day. Scorpion was holding it down in Florida where he was living at the time. “He would fly up on weekends to do sessions”, said Kenny. Scorpion graduated and moved up to B-more so that 701z could be born. Now the three young men would really crack down and turn out some serious material. They worked long and hard to put together a package that would take not the public but the industry by storm. After being laid off at Unruly Recording Studios from lack of funding, DJ Kool Breez took on odd jobs trying to support his love for music and love for life. He soon met up with a neophyte to the music industry who convinced Kool Breez that her business savvy and his music savvy would be a symbiotic mix. With much planning Breez and Mama G started ScorCap Entertainment. The entertainment company was devised in order to foster the music talent that brewed within Kool Breez and his circle emcees. So in 2002 Kenny “Snypa” Catchings adopted the name Kano and Lewis “Scorpion” Wright changed his name to Mike Manson to form a diabolical mix called 701z. Now the new brand of emcees will reign supreme. Now 2003 has arrived and 701z finished their first album called “Superior Tactics”. This album will show all that 701z is polished and ready to take the industry by storm. The Super Human Breed Of Emcees, The 701z. The Name Will Live On.