Dialysus
After an impressive Freestyle Friday run on BET's 106 and Park, Dialysus releases his highly anticipated first single. "One Chance", a motivational anthem that captures Dialysus's hunger and drive for success, has been receiving rave reviews. With a feature on the upcoming BET Freestyle Friday Mixtape, his own mixtape "106 and Robbery" coming out this summer and his first film set to begin filming in the fall, Dialysus is making the most of his "One Chance".
Dialysus, whose real name is Derek Simmons, has been rapping for 4 years now. He has a very inspirational story behind his rap name. At the age of 10 he was diagnosed with a kidney disease. This disease became worse over the years, and in February of 2006 he had to go on dialysis. This was an everyday thing for quite some time. He was hooked up to a machine 10 hours a day, 7 days a week. Dialysis is the process by which uric acid and urea are removed from circulating blood by means of a dialyzer. Unfortunately his kidneys failed and had to be removed causing him to need a transplant. With much prayer, family, and friend support, he was lucky enough to find a perfect match for his kidney in his father Derek Simmons Sr. On July 12, 2006 he had a kidney transplant at St. Barnabas Hospital. After 6 other surgeries he was finally released from the hospital on August 26, 2006. After he was released, he wrote a song about his life and received a huge amount of positive feedback. From that moment with the help of his management company World Entertainment Agency, the name "Dialysus" was born.
World Entertainment Agency is an exclusive talent management agency that manages models, actors/actresses, recording artists, comedians, writers and anyone else in the Entertainment Industry. Be sure to keep checking www.WorldEntertainmentAgency.com for the latest news and updates. To book Dialysus for performances, appearances, event hostings, etc contact Troy Ciccone 201.247.7813 tcicconewe@yahoo.com
