Every so often hip hop is blessed with a new face full of raw talent. Someone with the ability to put words together with a smooth, genuine delivery that makes hip hop heads (and even those new to the culture) bop, party, vibe, and feel optimistic about hip-hop’s vitality. This "every so often" moment goes to D. Green; a young entrepreneur, hip-hop recording artist and song writer.

Born and raised in the south Bronx sections of New York City, D. Green is one of those fresh new faces determined to establish that his borough is still alive and capable of reaching mainstream success. He started writing music at the age of eleven. Music became his way to slip away from the tough reality he had growing up. Being raised in an environment where showing emotions was not an option, music was the only outlet that he had to channel all of his ideas and emotions. Within two years, it became a passion he would not let up on. Influenced by greats like, Big Daddy Kane, Big Pun, Big L, Mase, Biggie Smalls, Jay-Z and Jadakiss to name a few, the New York style of rapping has been instilled in him.

Since the age of 18, D. Green has put together six solid mixtapes. Notably his 2-part "Go Green or Go Home" mixtapes ("Gone Green" being the newest installment to the series) and his most recent EP "If Tomorrow Ever Comes". Today at the age of 25, he has had the opportunity to work with talent such as DJ Zeke, Skyzoo and had the opportunity to open up for J. Cole.