CEO | Producer | Muzik Hustlaz Entertainment

Born and raised in Macon, Georgia, Mr. Braswell is the driving force behind Muzik Hustlaz Entertainment. A true hip hop head with deep roots in the underground, he has spent years crafting raw, authentic sounds that blend gritty Southern storytelling with cinematic production.

Behind the mask, Mr. Braswell embodies the philosophy that the music should speak louder than the man. His beats carry the weight of streets, struggles, and soul — a reflection of the culture that shaped him.

As CEO and producer, he built Muzik Hustlaz Entertainment on three principles: mystery, mastery, and movement. Every artist under the label wears a mask, ensuring that the focus stays on artistry, not celebrity.

From basement sessions to packed local shows, Mr. Braswell has earned his reputation as both a visionary leader and a relentless creator. His masked identity represents the underground spirit: faceless, fearless, and dedicated to the hustle.

Tagline: “The mask ain’t to hide — it’s to amplify the music.”

Born and raised in Macon, GA, Outlaw South grew up surrounded by the raw soul of Southern gospel, the storytelling of country music, and the heavy bass of down-South hip hop. His father was a truck driver who kept old outlaw country records in the cab, while his mother raised him on gospel hymns and blues. But outside the house, the streets gave him a different education—where survival, struggle, and grit carved his perspective.

From a young age, Marcus was fascinated by how music could tell stories. He started out writing raps in composition notebooks, mixing them with lines he heard from blues bars and country diners around town. By the time he was a teenager, he was performing at open mics across Georgia, standing out for his ability to blend street-level storytelling with country rock grit.

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C Persona & Mask

Outlaw South’s mask represents his rebellion against being boxed into one sound. It’s rugged, metallic, and intimidating—a shield against the world, symbolizing both the pain he carries and the power of his voice. His hidden face lets people focus on the music, not the man, while his name declares his identity: a Southern outlaw, living by his own code.

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o Musical Style

Outlaw South’s music is gritty Southern hip hop with a country-rock influence. His beats often blend hard 808s with electric guitar riffs, steel strings, or harmonica samples. His lyrics dive into:

War stories of the streets (hustling, betrayal, loyalty)

Southern pride (small towns, dirt roads, BBQ smoke, football nights)

Survival & resilience (turning pain into power)

Think of him as the bridge between UGK, Killer Mike, and a country outlaw like Johnny Cash or Hank Williams Jr.

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m Debut Album – War Stories - Out Now

Behind the hood and the mask lies a voice you can’t ignore. Lyrical Sax isn’t just an artist — he’s a storyteller, a teacher, and a mirror to society. Fusing the raw honesty of hip-hop with the timeless soul of jazz, he delivers verses that cut through the noise like a saxophone solo in a smoky club.

Born from a love of truth and rhythm, Lyrical Sax represents a new era of conscious rap. His words challenge illusions, spark reflection, and breathe life into conversations that most are too afraid to have. Every bar is intentional, every beat carries weight, and every track leaves listeners with something to think about long after the music stops.

With his debut album, Smoke & Mirrors, Lyrical Sax pulls back the curtain on the distractions of modern life. From late-night reflections to revolutionary love, his music is both deeply personal and universally relevant. By keeping his identity hidden behind the hoodie and mask, he shifts the focus away from the man and onto the message.

For those who crave more than entertainment — for those who want substance, soul, and truth — Lyrical Sax is the sound of clarity in a world full of smoke

Brother Love is more than a singer—he’s a voice that transcends genre, time, and place. With his birthplace shrouded in mystery, Brother Love emerged seemingly out of nowhere, carrying a sound that feels both timeless and fresh. His mask isn’t a disguise—it’s a symbol of his belief that music should be judged by the soul it carries, not the face behind it.

What makes Brother Love stand out is his unmatched versatility. One moment, he’s crooning smooth jazz ballads that echo the smoky lounges of a bygone era. The next, he’s pouring his heart into gospel hymns that stir the spirit, before effortlessly shifting into hip-hop cadences that electrify a crowd. His ability to literally sing anything has earned him a reputation as a genre-defying artist, capable of blending styles into a sound uniquely his own.

Though little is known about his past, the story is always the same: wherever Brother Love performs, he leaves audiences captivated. His smooth voice, jazzy flair, and undeniable presence embody a kind of old-school cool with a modern edge. Each performance feels like a conversation between him and the listener—a reminder that love, music, and truth speak louder than any identity ever could.

Brother Love isn’t here to fit into a box. He’s here to break them all.

From the Deep South’s slow heat to the sharp cadence of East Coast consciousness, Velvet Pen emerges as a lyrical force—mysterious, articulate, and powerfully aware. Behind her iconic black mask lies a storyteller who doesn’t chase fame—she chisels truth from rhythm.

Raised in the Southern soul tradition but inspired by the golden age of hip-hop and spoken word, Velvet Pen fuses poetry with protest, melody with meditation. Her verses balance elegance and edge—each bar written like scripture, each performance a sermon on resilience, womanhood, and legacy.

Where others rhyme for attention, Velvet writes for transformation. Her pen bleeds jazz, justice, and journal entries from nights spent searching for peace. In her world, power is quiet, and wisdom wears velvet.

Her debut project, “What Is That Velvet!”, produced by Mr. Braswell under Muzik Hustlaz Entertainment, is both a love letter and a battle cry—a fusion of soulful reflection and lyrical fire. It’s more than music; it’s a manifesto for those who believe the mic can still move mountains.

Born from the heart of the South, Hustlaz Choir is a collective of five voices — three women and 3 men — 2 dancers - each carrying the weight of their own story. Though they come from different walks of life, they share one purpose: to bring truth, soul, and reflection back to music. Their sound is rooted in the old-school — where gospel met soul, and hip-hop carried messages deeper than the beat — but their message speaks directly to today’s struggles.

Their lives are shaped by the streets, the church, and the culture of the South — places where pain and purpose walk hand in hand. The group’s harmonies echo with that timeless “Sunday morning” feel, but their lyrics pull no punches, touching on real issues like community, faith, survival, and the unspoken challenges of everyday life.

With a sound that’s equal parts raw truth and redemption, Hustlaz Choir bridges generations — reminding listeners that the hustle isn’t just about money, it’s about spirit, perseverance, and healing through music. They are one of the few groups on the label to not sport the brands signature mask style.

The Official In-House Band of Muzik Hustlaz Entertainment.

The Band of Hustlaz is a genre-bending, soul-driven live band built to support every sound under Muzik Hustlaz Entertainment—from conscious hip hop and spoken word to soul, jazz, trap-soul, gospel undertones, and cinematic performances.

They don’t just play music—they translate hustle into sound.

🎶 THE LINEUP (OFFICIAL NAMES)

🥁 Drummer – KLOCKWORK

The Timekeeper

• Precision, discipline, and pressure
• Never rushes, never drags—controls momentum
• The heartbeat of the Hustlaz movement

🎹 Piano – SOUL SCHEMA

The Architect

• Designs emotional blueprints through keys
• Gospel roots, jazz wisdom, cinematic depth
• Turns thoughts into harmony

🪘 Percussion – ANCESTRY

The Ancestral Voice

• Rhythm from the soil
• Brings heritage, spirit, and ritual to every performance
• The past speaking through the present

🎷 Saxophone – LYRICAL SAX

The Storyteller

• Speaks when words fall short
• Emotion in breath, truth in tone
• The soul of reflection, pain, and triumph

🎻 Violin – STRINGS OF REASON

The Emotion

• Bridges logic and feeling
• Adds tension, beauty, and cinematic drama
• Makes the audience feel the message

🎸 Guitar – BLUE COLLAR

The Groove Dealer

• Grit, grind, and smooth rebellion
• Funky when needed, raw when required
• Represents working-class soul and resilience

🎺 Horn Section – THE DECLARATION

The Statement

• Bold. Loud. Unapologetic.
• Sound of revolution, victory, and arrival
• Announces moments that matter

🎛️ Sampler / DJ / Director – MR. BRASWELL

The Conductor of Hustle

• Live sampler, DJ, producer, and commander
• Blends analog soul with digital precision
• Controls drops, transitions, scratches, and energy
• The vision, the movement, the boss