In his solo debut album, Lil Poppa, James Dillon, is raw and and uncut. Born and raised in northern Tangipahoa county, he puts his small city/town on the map. While only 16 years old, Lil Poppa is no stranger to the streets. In and He explains, in first solo project as a solo artist, the hard knock life he lives in and consistently tries to reach out to his incarcerated cousin, Artist, just sentenced to 10 years in prison. His solo debut album entitled Life In Da Jungle, paints a picture of a economically stressed community, weary cops, and rambunctious teens. Lil Poppa tells his tales from the hood, and share his dreams with the world. Springing from the LA GEEZ of Louisiana, Lil Poppa collaborates with two producers on Life In Da Jungle including Knowledge and Da HitMan for 7 Eleven Productions. Knowledge's, Founder/CEO of 7 Eleven Productions, fresh tracks are among the top in Louisiana and the south. Knowledge introduces Lil Poppa and the rest of the click on their debut mix-tape entitled Hot Sauce. Released in the middle quarter of 2009, Lil Poppa and the LA GEEZ have sold over 5,000 mix-tapes in the underground scene. Lil Poppa laces each track with originality, writing his own lyrics. With 18 tracks on his debut, singles like #1 Life In Da Jungle and #6 Change Ur Mind give you reason to wanna hear more. Musically talented, it's obvious that the up-and-coming gangster rapper is no slouch when it comes to beats and rhymes. Delivering an aggressive like swagger on top of club-tuned, jazzy beats in the Southern rap style, Lil Poppa displays his arrogance when it comes to the beats and streetzs(studio to the streets). Not quite a family-friendly singer but perfect for the adult club rap set. With dirty south singles like #8 Like Alwayz and #12 Let Em Shine, Lil Poppa hopes to acquire major promotion and distribution.