Storm the Unpredictable is an hip hop artist with a lyrical style that can instantly change the mood of any crowd, like the weather quickly changes with an approaching violent storm. His musical style, as seen on his new single, MCs Be Killin' Me, is party-oriented but still gives listeners something intellectual to think about.
"My music reflects the two sides in one person. I'm a quiet person because I like to observe. But when making noise is truly necessary, I can make a comment out of nowhere and have the crowd falling out laughing or thinking seriously about something," Storm explains

Releasing MC's Be Killin' Me was just one the previous moves for Storm, who is now releasing his second project "The Unexpected" - EP which also features Priest da nomad and the production of Kokayi (Opus Akoben BMG/France), DJ Symphoni, and DJ D'Salaam (Urban Intalek). The EP also includes the blazing single "Stop Lyin' ". Although self released, "The Unexpected" - EP received airplay on stations across the country and created a huge buzz. The buzz was big enough to gain Storm a recording contract with Mullet Recordings International (http://www.mulletrecords.com) as their first and only hip hop artist. His new EP will be re-released in mid-late June nationwide as well as a video for Stop Lyin'.

Storm has always been a player in hip hop culture even before he was a finalist on B.E.T.'s Rap City Raw Footage contest. He started rhyming at a talent show at his high school in Oxon> Hill, Maryland, located just outside of Washington, D.C. After that first taste of hip hop limelight, Storm continued performing at hip hop clubs and showcases while studying biology in college in Rochester, N.Y.
"Growing up, my hip hop influences where Doug E. Fresh, Big Daddy Kane and the whole Juice Crew," says Storm the Unpredictable, who was known as Quiet Storm in his early days

He sharpened his stage skills by continually performing at clubs, colleges, and showcases including Showtime at the Apollo, Nuyorican Cafe, the Philadelphia Music Conference, and Motown's Black History Month Conference. Storm could also be regularly found building his MC talents with the Freestyle Union, a D.C. hip hop organization that held monthly ciphers, rhyming workshops, and shows.

Storm's music has received praise from Rap Sheet magazine and radio listeners across the country and world-wide who have heard his songs on stations such as Hot 97FM in New York and WKYS in Washington, D.C. His music has been heard and played in rotation in places as far away as Australia and Italy.

He has also created an incredible presence over the internet with excellent reviews from sites all over, including Blaze.com who proclaimed Storm as an underground time bomb waiting to happen.

With all his experience and preparation, Storm the Unpredictable is ready for hip hop big leagues, but with success just around the corner, he keeps it all in perspective.=20

"My biggest message is to have fun while keeping things in perspective. We have faults and its okay to have material things, but let's remember the things that are really important things like God and family," Storm says.