Hustler Bhai
Hustler Bhai | |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Hamdaan Hassan |
| Born | July 9, 1995 Kandy Sri Lanka |
| Origin | Sri Lankan |
| Genres | Hiphop, RnB, Street Hiphop |
| Occupation(s) | Rapper, Songwriter, Actor |
| Years active | 2015–present |
| Website | http://www.hustlerbhai.com/ |
Hamdaan Hassan (born 9th July 1995) known professionally as Hustler Bhai[1], is a Sri Lankan Rapper, Songwriter, Video director, Actor, and an Entrepreneur. He has been one of the most influential rappers in Sri Lanka of all time, rapping in two different languages (Tamil/Sinhalese), and has done one of the biggest worldwide Cyphers featuring 22 artists from 8 different countries in 10 languages, which is called “A23 Worldwide Cypher”. He has inspired a lot of new talented artists with a helping hand. Also the founder and the owner of Media Squad Productions.
Early life and career
Early life
Born and Raised in Kandy, Sri Lanka, Hustler finished his Education from Kingswood College, Kandy. Being a huge fan of Wrestling and WWE star John Cena, inspired by his Motto "Hustle, Loyalty, Respect" Hamdaan Hassan[2] started his career as "Young Hustler" which he later changed to Hustler Bhai and from there, there was no stopping back.
Career
As a Music Lover, Hustler always wanted to pursue a career in Music. While hustling, he met Harsha Frenando (Aka Black Hunter) who introduced him to the industry in 2015, that's when he began his professional career, also with the help Mr. Amila Wickramasingha from "Jaya Records" who helped him release his mix tape.
Hustler released his first single "Sallalayo" beats produced by Ayeshmantha (Month Beats); together the duo released many hit Albums.
In 2017, Hustler was a part of the biggest cypher held in Sri Lanka, after which he charted top on the list in the country. His singles "S4" and "Paathaale" made him famous among the youth. Some of his popular songs were also played on BBC Asian Network.
Till date Hustler has collaborated with various hip hop artists both national and Internationally.[2]
Discography
Singles
- "Sallalayo (2016)"
- "54 Panas Hathara (2016)"
- "Chandi (2017)"
- "Paathaale (2017)"
- "Eka Hinawak (2017)"
- "Shrungaari (2017)"
- "Rowdy - Paathaale 2 (2018)
- "Race (2019)"
- "Dubai Lamissi (2019)"
- "The Gym - Ni Mela Eri Va (2019)"
- "KGF Monster (2020)"
- "Goviya (2020)"
References
- ↑ Jayakody, Paramie (2019-09-15). [https://www.sundaytimes.lk/190915/magazine/unique-sounds-of-hustler-bhai-367768.html "Unique sounds of Hustler Bhai". The Sunday Times.]
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 MG, Gokul (2020-01-09). "Rapping it up". The Asian Age. Retrieved 2020-08-01.
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