Bronx-born and bred emcee, 3-D (acronym for Dae Does Damage) isn’t entirely new to the world of Hip Hop.  During the early to mid “Double O’s,” he was an integral part of the Moving Music Productions family (another Bronx-based Indie music organization), as both an artist and in-house producer.  After a “government-enforced” seven year hiatus, he has re-emerged.

His aliases represent the different facets of his personality.  Amaretto represents the laid-back, “smooth operator” side.  Kramer (inspired by the “Seinfeld” character’s money schemes and spastic demeanor) can either be the wild party animal, or the can-of-whup-ass opener.  Mr. Schizo is the culmination of all his different sides.

3-D doesn't  agree with the narrative of being too old for Hip Hop.  He has stories to tell and music to share.  Maybe he won't cater to the Autotuned Pop Tart fans, but he's a great opening act for Golden Age emcees who are still performing.  There's a market for "Traditional" Hip Hop.  3-D IS Traditional Hip Hop.