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Stezo
Steve Williams, known by his stage name Stezo, is an American rapper and producer from New Haven, Connecticut.〔http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/stezo〕 He is the cousin of fellow New Haven rapper Dooley-O.
==Career==
Stezo first appeared on the hip-hop scene as a dancer for the group EPMD. He appeared in the video for EPMD's single "You Gots to Chill" from their 1988 album ''Strictly Business''. After this experience Stezo sought a career as a hip-hop artist on his own.
In 1989, Stezo signed a record deal with Sleeping Bag Records and released his debut album ''Crazy Noise''. Stezo handled all rapping and production on the album. It was fairly successful commercially, charting at #37 on the Billboard R&B albums chart, and received praise for its very funky production and on-point rapping. The album's two singles both charted on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hip Chart.
Despite the success of his debut album, Stezo didn't release more music for five years. In 1994, he released the single "Bop Ya Headz"/"Shining Star". Then in 1997, he released his follow-up album ''Where's the Funk At''. The album received little attention and did not chart. In 2005, Stezo released a third album, ''C.T. (The Lost State)'', paying homage to his home state of Connecticut.
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