TeeJay a.k.a. "Mr. Windy City" :: New Single: "My City" (Fea

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TeeJay a.k.a. "Mr. Windy City"

New Single: "My City" (Feat. Marc Alonzo)

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Armed with smooth, conversational flow, introspective lyrics and an
intangible star quality. Chicago-native TeeJay is positioning himself as the
next big thing to blow out of the City Of Wind.
TeeJay, known to many as simply "Mr. Windy City" has been perfecting his
craft for years on the Chicago music scene, having successfully releases his
first single, "Mr. Windy City" which became as instant Chi-Town classic,
becoming the most requested song on the largest hip hop/R&B station in the
city, WGCI, and going on to sell over 15,000 copies independently.

Having as insatiable drive, TeeJay decided to go even harder, remixing
Monica's hit single "So Gone" and adding a #1 hometown hit. The song was so
heavily requested that it topped both major urban stations in the Chicago
market, WGCI, as well as "Power 92", gamering as unprecedented 75 spins per
week. and is still in rotation to this day.

Though he has definitely achieved a great deal of success in his still
growing career, TeeJay has also seen more than his share of adversities
along the way. As many doubted if he would ever take another breath, let
alone pick up another mic, TeeJay overcame an extremely dedicated, 9-hour
open heart surgery that many may not have been able to survive. Maybe that;s
the reason why the young man puts so much of his heart into his music.

After surviving both the highs and lows of life as well as the highs and
lows of the industry itself, TeeJay is more than certain that as this point
there is nothing that he can't handle. And while some say that hip hop is
dead, as long as the heart of Mr. Windy City is still beating, hip hop is alive.