Detroit has birthed many talented musicians and vocalists. An entire movement, the trademarked Motown Sound, rose up from the smoke filled motor city to make history and music that would be heard and felt around the world. Detroit native MeShun Fuller, a gifted singer and songwriter carries the torch. With every note he sings, and lyric he pens, MeShun upholds the legacy of the cities musical past. As a teen, MeShun was a member of the R&B group B.A.S.I.C (Boys Always Singing In Class), He pulled triple duty as a singer, songwriter and vocal arranger. They were stars in Trapper’s Alley, an area currently known as Greek Town Casino, where they performed regularly at Mo’Betta Fudge Shop. In addition, their live show at venues and shows throughout Detroit were also well received. The most memorable performances were opening up for the late great Aaliyah, and having a small role in the movie “Renaissance Man”starring Danny DeVito. Upon graduating from high school, MeShun packed up and took his talents to another up and coming music town. He was accepted to Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta. While in college, he met his music partner Todd Davis and aligned their talents. They soon landed a publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing. Several song placements followed as well as a licensing agreement with the popular daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless. It was then that creating music became a full time endeavor for the talented singer and songwriter.