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If the internet hasn’t already proven to be a machine for exposure, then maybe the production team Wrightrax can supplant that thought.
After winning a highly-publicized Internet beat-making competition, Wrightrax found themselves in the same studio with Kanye West while they were working with another G.O.O.D. Music artist Big Sean.
“From working with Big Sean, we got a chance to get in the studio with Kanye while he was making the Graduation album and he said he wanted to sign us,” Deuce Wright explained. “We were in Atlanta and he was just playing some of our tracks and in the first ten minutes, he was like, 'I wanna sign ya'll.”
Though the signing with G.O.O.D. Music is a nice look for Wrightrax in the early stage of their career, they’re hoping to do big things for Hip Hop. “We just wanna be one of those staple powerhouses in music. We want to be spoken of in the same sentence as Timbaland, Quincy Jones or, of course, Kanye West.”
Diversified producers listed, yes, but the Deuce and B. Wright are up for the challenge. “We got bangers, head crackers, R&B baby makers. We're all over the place.”
Looks like they will be "getting out their dreams."
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