Desloc Piccalo

DESLOC PICCALO D.E.S.L.O.C P.I.C.C.A.L.O. Different Elevated Styles Live Overtown Created Professional Intelligent Cash Collected Advanced Lyrical Oh My God CAN’T STOP MY VIBE Miami is one of the greatest places on earth to drown your sorrows. With the latest batch of South Florida rappers making music to commemorate their city’s illustrious drug cartel, it’s nice to know some artists are focusing on the type of pleasure found only in the M.I.A. One artist in particular, D.E.S.L.O.C. P.I.C.C.A.L.O. recently created his own genre called stick music that captures the insatiable party vibe of his city by the sand. With his infectious first single “Stick & Roll” D.E.S.L.O.C. is at the forefront of a fun fueled dance craze that has takenrap fans away from the negativity that plagues popular hip-hop music.“We go through pain everyday so why should I rap about it?” asks P.I.C.C.A.L.O.“I’d rather make some music that people can use against the pain.” With his SRC/Universal debut album, Can’t Stop My Vibe, D.E.S.L.O.C. is gearing up to change the direction of music in the 305. “Every song you hear coming from Miami right now is a product of me,” says the 28 year-old rapper. “As soon as I dropped “Stick & Roll” I got everybody following my lead.” “Stick & Roll” first broke last year during Memorial Day at a Miami after hours spot. The club, which was packed with hard-partying vacationers and locals, immediately took to the song’s free flowing vibe. Soon, word began to spread throughout the tight knit Floridian music scene. While attending a party at SRC founder Steve Rifkind’s Palm Beach, FL house, platinum production duo Cool & Dre started telling Rifkind about D.E.S.L.O.C.’s heavy influence on the local rap game. After hearing the song and seeing his own party guests overwhelming reaction Rifkind decided to sign D.E.S.L.O.C. to SRC in July of 2007 Although he may be the most recent addition to the SRC roster,