Originating from Newark, New Jersey, Chuck Da Middleman draws his musical inspiration from the dynamic hip-hop culture that enveloped him, influenced by the vibrant scene of nearby New York and local artists who achieved national recognition. After graduating high school, Chuck launched his musical career with “The Daily News" of Relativity/Loud Records. Over the years, he has crafted an impressive repertoire of more than 400 songs, culminating in the release of 10 albums. Chuck has faced and overcome personal obstacles, which have allowed him to refine his sound and develop a distinctive style that resonates powerfully with his audience. Heavily inspired by iconic figures such as Tupac Shakur, Eazy-E, Scarface, The Whispers, Blue Magic, and Lauryn Hill, Chuck’s unique sound reflects a rich tapestry of influences. His robust social network has enabled him to create significant buzz, connecting him to millions of fans around the globe. Chuck’s independent discography kicked off with "Mid Life Crisis" (2004), followed by the earthy "Middle Amerikka" (2007), "Real Amerikkkan" (2010), and the collaborative project "Nation Time" (2020) with his childhood friend and fellow rapper, Mack AAO. He also released "Non Prophet" (2023) and "9ineteen7evnty6ix" (2024). Currently, Chuck is diligently working on a new masterpiece set for release in early 2025, titled "Big Bro”