About Bigg Bleet
Born in Liberty City, Miami, Santonio Carter knew from a young age that he was destined for greater things. He did not let his birth determine his future and as many other true artist, he was born with music in his veins and a story to tell. As soon as he could put words and sentences together, Santonio started rapping, and at 9 was already performing on such stages as his school “Test Rallies”, and “Say No to Drugs Events”.
Putting pen to paper with spoken words, and sweet delivers to the young ladies, his uncle saw potential, gifted him with a recording machine, and various instrumentals which set the course of “Blaze Carter”. “I got my rap name Blaze as a kid when I was only 13 years old because of the hot reality what I would rhyme about”.
Taking it a step further, his uncle and friends created Ghetto Gray Ent label, and released young teen Blaze Carter first LP “Blaze be the name”. With the release of his mixtapes “For The Streets Vol 1. And 2.” On Empire Distribution 2017 climbing on Hip Hop Charts, Blaze is positioned to change the Hip Hop game forever. His powerful sound, leadership and street appeal is sure to win the hearts of fans everywhere.
His new project “33” features timeless music including Carter’s newest musical masterpiece Let Us Live remix featuring acclaimed rapper Rick Ross. The original Let Us Live was released in October 2018. Blaze’s lyrics and songwriting skills for his album is full of the originality and creativity that Hip Hop has been missing since the 2000’s.
We recently spoke with Big Bleet for Check in segment, listen to all the great things he’s doing in the community and for the culture! Follow him on instagram @biggbleet
