So'Gucci Montana

So'Gucci Montana (Raymond Brown III) Born in South Carolina, June 16th 1986. From his roots in South Carolina to the pulsing rhythms of global digital music distribution and high-end fashion design from South Carolina to Thailand, Montana has carved out a distinct legacy as a multi-hyphenate mogul, brand developer, and recording artist. 🎹 The Genesis: From Classical Ear to Street Anthems Born in Cayce, South Carolina, Raymond was raised in a vibrant, bustling household surrounded by five brothers and five sisters. Music was woven into his DNA from the very beginning. Immersed in a rich church background, he found his voice early in the sunbeam choirs. Following the passing of his father, Raymond Brown Jr., in 2002, the family relocated to Northeast Columbia, where he attended Richland Northeast High School and continued to hone his sharp creative instincts. Transitioning from choral melodies to the heavy thumps of modern rap and hip-hop from SC to Thailand, Montana engineered a signature sound designed to make waves. He has collaborated with industry notable Yung L.A. on tracks like "Smoke" , Shawty Boy who's was momentairly signed to Soulja Boy, S.O.D. Money Gang, Yo Gotti, and commanded streaming airwaves with regional club anthems such as "Strippers in the Club (Freestyle)," "Ella Loca 4dat Coca," and the high-energy "Diamonds and Diamonds on Me."