Already a legend in his state of Indiana, Willie Bobo (William Elliott) has earned his place as Midwest rap royalty. Writing his first rhymes at the early age of 10 as an outlet to tell his story of a troubled childhood. Eventually, his writing delivered him from desperate times to dynamic regional success. Early in his career, Willie Bobo created the smash hit, “Street Life” and released multiple albums, “Call Of Duty” and “Dreams and Drivebys”, both enjoyed phenomenal independent sales numbers and Cemented him as a staple in the Indiana music scene. His collaborations on these projects and others read like a list of “Who’s Who” in Indiana hip-hop: Ric Jill, Yoson Tala, Philmo, Playo and Nukki Andrews to name a few.