Don't be surprised when the first time you listen to an Eric Biddines song it feels like you know him already. He has an accent that reminds you of your favorite cousin down South, who put you up on Outkast, Devin the Dude and Big K.R.I.T. for the first time. His calm demeanor is that of a cool uncle who let you drive his antique Chevrolet Impala around the block when you were learning how to drive. His creative storytelling is comparable to the elder neighbor who could tell you about every person and event to ever happen on your street. But ultimately, it's his conversationalist style, one he's developed from talking to strangers over the years, that makes you feel like you're reconnecting with an old friend. 
 Raised in Delray Beach, Florida, where the weather swung between sunny and stormy, Eric Biddines grew up in an environment that offered plenty of extremes, forcing him to find balance early on. At home, he was raised in a strict Jehovah's Witness household, but once he stepped out of that sheltering environment he was exposed to the temptation of destructive activity surrounding him. Luckily, Biddines was able to find salvation in another type of religious experience, Hip-Hop. 
 Inspired by the music his older cousins listened to, Biddines gravitated towards groups like UGK, 8Ball & MJG and Goodie Mob. Fast forward several Projects later, touring the world with UK producer Paul White under the group name Golden Rules the road laid ahead is looking promising.