T3NJ's 'Problem Child' introduces the Emcee to the Bay Area Music Scene

May 15, 2012 - PRLog -- Using his own life as an example, T3NJ hopes to bring light to the matter of the Problem Child. “I had problems in high school, problems with parents, me finding a job, and a lot of situations that happened to me at one time.  I was really rebellious. I would always find attention in the streets.” states T3NJ. “I had a lot of pent up anger inside of me. You feel hopeless, like you can’t get a break. I feel other youth who are going through this can relate to this.”

T3NJ advises youth who are going through it to talk to someone. “My advice to all the problem children out there would be to talk to someone. You need to find someone you can trust and get it off your chest. I had a substitute teacher’s assistant that I could talk to. Out of all the teachers I had, he was the only one who recognized the problem.”

Using his love of writing and music, T3NJ began to use his pent up anger in battle rhymes. After playing the dozens with classmates at his local high school, T3NJ came to notice he had a knack for putting words together that created the right sting for his opponent. As he began piecing rhymes together for school yard battles, T3NJ quickly learned to become a songwriter and began penning lyrics to songs.

Despite the obstacles that faced the young rapper, T3NJ forged on and came in contact with Moth Rose producer, Die’ze. Die’ze brought the young rapper into the studio the duo began cultivating what would become Problem Child. “I feel this Problem Child album is original, out the box, and well put together as an introduction for myself. I know listeners will hear that I am ready to go to that next level”, said T3NJ.

With tracks like Hustling, Back to Reality, and Lifted Up, T3NJ focuses on his past experiences and inner thoughts. Problem Child also features artists Praize B, Crucio, Dish Dash, M.D.G, Kage, Play from MobConnect, Heat Banga and Die'ze.

You can view more information on T3NJ on Youtube:http://youtu.be/gjPzROLOUiE. For more information on the release of Problem Child, email submitkingz@gmail.com or call (510) 999-4811.