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'''Glokk40Spaz''' is a musician currently signed to [[Columbia Records]]. He has released multiple singles and albums with them.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Columbia Records |url=https://www.columbiarecords.com/artists/glokk40spaz/ |access-date=2024-09-06 |website=Columbia Records |language=en}}</ref> |
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==Early life== |
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Quezada had a rough early life, growing up without his father in the picture, it left his mother to have to raise young Quezada herself. Quezada would find himself moving back and forth throughout Georgia before finally settling in [[Gwinnett County]]. Quezada would find himself in and out of Juvenile Detention Center's, And It wasn't long before he found himself diving more and more into the "Street Life". Quezada would eventually try his hand at music after he decided that school and jobs were out of the question. Being inspired by [[D Savage]], Quezada would actually start making melodic songs, but quickly realized he was much more better at trap style music instead. |
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==Career== |
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Quezada began his career on [[SoundCloud|Soundcloud]] and [[YouTube]] under his Co-Created label EBG Records; standing for Everyday Band Gang. Going under the alias "Lil Glokk 40", Quezada uploaded his first two songs; Glokkin' and Die 4 Mine. Quezada wouldn't start seeing any growth until he released his first project "Don't Get Took Off" in June of 2019. Being hosted by Trap Daily, whom of which would host most of Quezada's early music. |
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Quezada would finally get the buzz he'd been looking for when he released the music video for his song, "Home Alone", this would garner Quezada a small following, and he would capitalize off this by releasing his second project, "Don't Get Took Off 2". |
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On July 2nd of 2021, Quezada's music career would be put on pause, after he was a suspect in a Vehicle Hi-Jacking, along with two other men. Although Quezada claims he hadn't done anything, he would still be arrested and booked into Cherokee county jail. Quezada would under go major changes during his time incarcerated and would find himself associated with a known gang in Atlanta; "Good Fellas" Quezada would eventually go on to claim this as his gang, and continuously mention the gang in most of his songs. He would also hear about the news of his half sister's death, Kyra Scott, whilst in prison. This event would go on to truly affect Quezada and he would later experience depression because of this. |
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Quezada would eventually be released from prison in March of 2022, and would release his first music video after being released from prison, titled; "2 Love 2 Da Mob". During this short time, Quezada would then go on to release some of his most popular songs; "BE RIGHT BACK", "Remember Me", "Bad Man" and "I Choose Violence". |
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On June 29th, 2022, Quezada would be arrested again, whilst out on bond and house arrest, on Armed Robbery charges. In August 2024, he was sentenced to 8 years of probation. However, since Quezada spent 2 years in jail awaiting trial, he got credit for time served, meaning he would only have 6 years on probation. On August 28th, 2024, Quezada was transferred to Fulton County Jail awaiting trial for a 2021 robbery charge. On September 6th, Quezada was released.{{Citation needed|date=October 2024}} |
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Quezada was signed to [[Columbia Records]] while in prison, and would go on to release multiple singles and albums with them.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Columbia Records |url=https://www.columbiarecords.com/artists/glokk40spaz/ |access-date=2024-09-06 |website=Columbia Records |language=en}}</ref> |
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==Discography== |
==Discography== |
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Revision as of 01:45, 31 December 2024
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| Occupation | musician |
| Instrument | Vocals |
| Years active | 2018–present |
| Labels | Columbia Records |
Glokk40Spaz is a musician currently signed to Columbia Records. He has released multiple singles and albums with them.[1]
Discography
Mixtapes
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| Don't Get Took Off |
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| Don't Get Took Off 2 |
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| Gone M.A.D
(with BabySolid) |
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Compilation mixtapes
| Title | Album details |
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| Glokk Files |
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Albums
| Title | Album details |
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| 2wo Glokks
(with 2wo2imes) |
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| Baby Whoa |
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| Spaz&B |
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| Dont Get Took Off 3 |
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| Took The Biggest Risk |
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| After TTBR |
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| 3vil Reflection
(with OsamaSon) |
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| Da Real Oso |
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Singles
| Title | Year |
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| "Land of Lil Glokk" | 2020 |
| "If Det Mean War!" | |
| "10 Cloverfield Lane" | |
| "Bless Em" | |
| "Beneficial For AnyBody" | |
| "Brutal Honesty" | 2021 |
| "Still Young Pablo" | |
| "Unplanned Arrangements" | |
| "The High Table" | |
| "Demonz" | |
| "Why So Serious?" | |
| "Slide Out" | |
| "Str8 Thuggin" | |
| "LOTL" | |
| "BL Lifestyle" | |
| "Money On My Head" | |
| "All You Need" | 2022 |
| "Good Fellas" | |
| "NICE67GLOCKS" | |
| "We Never Win." | |
| "CANT FEEL" | |
| "Whoa's Before Hoes" | |
| "Dey Just Actors" | |
| "Creole" | |
| "2 Love 2 Da Mob" | |
| "No Friends" | |
| "Lonely Freestyle" | |
| "Second Day Out" | |
| "Bi Polar" | |
| "Virgo City" | |
| "Shane Battier" | |
| "I Choose Violence" | |
| "Poltergeist" | |
| "9 Vampires" | |
| "Not My Whoa" | |
| "Perfect My Rob | |
| "Im Inna Band" | |
| "HBD Velly" | |
| "Steep Mountain" | |
| "Fuck Being Gentle" | |
| "No Answer" | |
| "Tryna KILL 1" | |
| "Happy He Alive" | |
| "2 Body 1 Pain"
(feat. Velly) | |
| "Feel Like Satan" | |
| "Been A While" | |
| "Cant Get Caught" | |
| "Jump In That Water" | |
| "On My Mind" | |
| "OnMyList" | |
| "One Eye Beady" | |
| "Fake War Stories" | |
| "No Respect" | |
| "Last AirBender" | |
| "Treat You Better" | |
| "111" | |
| "Act Like Ya Know" | |
| "Wacko"
(feat. Slimesito) | |
| "Mobb Love" | |
| "Fuck Good Business" | |
| "Free Me" | |
| "Understandable"
(feat. Velly) | |
| "Took That Mask Off" | |
| "Idgaf" | |
| "Bad Relations" | |
| "Nightmare On Bellground" | 2023 |
| "Picking Up Daisy's" | |
| "Purple" | |
| "Different Goals" | |
| "Calm B Down" | 2024 |
| "Xans" | |
| "Smarter Than Ever" | |
| "Luv No Slutz" | |
| "Mad At Me"
(feat. Lil Tony Official) | |
| "Yeah Baby" |
References
- ^ "Columbia Records". Columbia Records. Retrieved 2024-09-06.
- ^ "Glokk40Spaz Spotify". Spotify.
- ^ "Glokk40Spaz Spotify". Spotify.
- ^ "Glokk40Spaz Spotify". Spotify.
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