Biography
Rap producer Gee Pierce concentrated his efforts on Michigan-based acts through the late 1990s, only to be singled out as an emerging talent at the dawn of the 2000s. During those final years of the decade he lent his hand to underground hardcore rap acts from the Flint/Detroit area of Michigan, including Top Authority and MC Breed, the latter having left Flint behind. Early-2000s partnerships with the Dayton Family collective followed, yet his most conspicuous credits came alongside the veteran rapper Breed, particularly on the 2001 album Fharmacist, where he supplied the bulk of the production apart from a few tracks.
Albums