Biography of BBLACC Bernard H. Nubine well known by the fans and followers of his music as BBLACC song writer, producer of R&B, Hip Hop and a well known MC from Denver Colorado. BBLACC just recently wrote a single called "I Like It." This song was written as his signature debut to introduce BBLACC to the world. Bernard was born into a loving Christian family with the same passion for music. At an early age Bernard began to develop his talent vocally and instrumentally; He learned to play the piano, saxophone and his most favorite instrument of all "the drums". In high school Bernard advanced musically within his participation in city-wide choir, band and theater. In his early 20's and 30's he has written and produced over 500 songs, starred in 10 videos and played a part in a film called, "Grit City" as a crooked detective. BBLACC has worked with many well known artists such as Benzino, Prodigy of South Central Cartel and Jayo Felony just to name a few. In September 2004 BBLACC was featured in the source mag.
Biography of BBLACC Bernard H. Nubine well known by the fans and followers of his music as BBLACC song writer, producer of R&B, Hip Hop and a well known MC from Denver Colorado. BBLACC just recently wrote a single called "I Like It." This song was written as his signature debut to introduce BBLACC to the world. Bernard was born into a loving Christian family with the same passion for music. At an early age Bernard began to develop his talent vocally and instrumentally; He learned to play the piano, saxophone and his most favorite instrument of all "the drums". In high school Bernard advanced musically within his participation in city-wide choir, band and theater. In his early 20's and 30's he has written and produced over 500 songs, starred in 10 videos and played a part in a film called, "Grit City" as a crooked detective. BBLACC has worked with many well known artists such as Benzino, Prodigy of South Central Cartel and Jayo Felony just to name a few. In September 2004 BBLACC was featured in the source mag.
