Hip-Hop is known for bringing the truth about American cities to the masses. Christian hip-hop is known for bringing the truth of the gospel to the masses. It’s seldom (actually) a rarity when Christian hip hop is able to do both; bring the truth of the gospel to the masses, as well as bring the truth about an American city, at the same-time. Nevertheless, P-Duble is ready to break this trend and do the same for his hometown of Indianapolis as he does for Jesus Christ.

P-Duble grew-up on the Eastside of Indianapolis in an area he affectionately calls “Balsam/Tre’ Nickle.” He first got his start I the music business, outside of freestylin’ when he wasn’t puttin’ in work, by teaming-up with childhood friends Sir Tae’, D-Lope and B.A., and formed the group D.O.A. (Dead On Arrival). As they continued to record and perform throughout Indianapolis whenever they had opportunity, they also explored other avenues for success, taking business classes and planning to venture into real-estate. Unfortunatley, the group’s career never took off, as Sir Tae’ and D-Lope doubled-up after B.A.’s incarceration to release only one album on Philadelphia-based Bodybag Records and Lil’ Pookie (P-Duble) felt the Lord calling him in a different direction.

Although music was a heavy influence, Lil’ Pookie (what he was originally called in his younger days) also realized that education would be essential for his future goals, so he enrolled in higher education after graduating from high-school.

That was in the mid 1990’s and now more than 10 years later, P-Duble’s career has taken off in a whirlwind of performances and recognition. The R.O.G. (Redeemed Original Gangsta’) has performed all over the eastern-half of the United States and his song “No Trouble” has become a radio-staple in several markets.

Beyond the catchiness of the single and the high-energy spirit of the sing that brings people to the dance-floor, the quirky in-your-face visual style of P-Duble is another element that sets him apart and forms his identity.

It all started when P-Duble felt he was being led in a different route than what some of his music mentors and veterans in the hip-hop scene advised; following the Lord’s lead and self-produced his newest full-length release; a complete and well-thought out project from start to finish, and destined to bring attention to the Indianapolis rap scene. P-Duble is looking forward to being a pioneer.