Greg Wall

Greg Wall (born 1976) is an American multi-medium media artist influenced by music and international/world culture. Also known as CzarWall (& GWall), he has traveled to over nine countries and grew up in five states as a product of his father's coaching profession where he honed his athletic talent that resulted in a basketball scholarship to Francis Marion University in Florence, SC. His mother was an AP English teacher and high school guidance counselor who had a deep impact on everyone she connected with due to her caring nature, her sharp wit and her drive to educate.

In 1988, Greg’s mother, Julie (aka Jules, Gram-ma) gifted him Public Enemy's "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" as a Christmas stocking stuffer that became the catalyst to his love of hip-hop, being educated by uncanny means and making it the soundtrack to his early life as a 7th grader at Schofield Middle School in Aiken, SC.

CzarWall blends, melds and weaves music with his art into his daily life as a dose of sustenance. His music is dense, intricate, layered and full of rich storytelling based on real life/truthful experiences. CzarWall jumps genres and blends all of those styles into what he terms as “Meldleys.”

CzarWall presently splits time living in Australia and the United States.

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