Drop any real artist in any hood in the world and they should be able to produce good music. Yung Cavi and his music have no boundaries and have managed to take root in music libraries of any true fan of classic hip hop. Yung Cavi grew up being influenced by the fast-paced urban culture of California. Throughout his childhood Yung Cavi found himself drawn to the music of Too Short, Bob Marley, and Jimi Hendrix and by business style mogul Russel Simmons. After spending years writing for and producing, he accepted an offer to appear on a track for local producer Bill E Bee. Once Yung Cavi stepped into the booth to drop his verse, he knew his true calling from the first word he let loose on the track. From then on Yung Cavi focused his energies on his development as a rap artist. Yung Cavi lived by the mantra that through staying humble and hard work would make him a premier artist and a company/brand owner. Since his start Yung Cavi has produced 14 projects. Yung Cavi has appeared on the cover of Ink Magazine, Brown Pages and Bulletproof West Magazine. Yung Cavi is featured in the documentary "Street Connect", projects with Clika One, The Wanna Be's movie soundtrack, and with Notorious B. I. G. and Tupac on the "Unsolved Mysteries" compilation. In 2010 he inked a distribution deal with Empire Distribution turning his indie label StreetVibe Music into a certified Digital Distributor (SVM Digital) distributing artists and labels to this day.