STS

STS (aka Something To Say formally known as Sugar Tongue Slim) first came up on Philly's Slam Poetry scene. He became a regular at Black Lily, the now legendary series that started in Quest’s living room. At the urging of DJ Jazzy Jeff, Slim began rapping. He went on to co-write Ciara’s massive hit record “Oh” which became her third top-five single and stayed on the Hot 100 for 23 weeks. Before long, Slim had a record deal w/ Def Jam. But just weeks after signing, he was in a near-fatal car accident. Unable to walk let alone record, the deal was over. After a long recovery, he connected w/ Black Thought and joined his group, the Money Making Jam Boys. The project featured a host of producers including Questlove, and Jazzy Jeff. STS would go on to appear on The Roots album How I Got Over, including the track “Right On” featuring Joanna Newsom. ​ STS has continued to frequently collaborate with producer RJD2 releasing multiple albums and singles. Most notably the record 'Doin it Right" and 'Hate to see you leave' which is featured on multiple soundtracks. Now living in Europe STS is set to release a new series of projects entitled "Kunst Club" along with longtime collaborator Blake Blizzy. Beginning with the new single, "Thats Dope"