LAX BOYZ

People typically don’t look to teen rappers to be innovative and push the genre forward. LAX Boyz-- the Los Angeles-based trio of Spank B, Poke and Zay Zay -- is about to change that.

LAX Boyz (short for LA International and also the slang name for Los Angeles International Airport) honed their skills by playing numerous live shows throughout Southern California and Nevada. With the help of producer Poli Paul (who developed the group) and the guidance of managers Doc Clarke (a popular LA radio personality) & Ian Fletcher, LAX Boyz built up a substantial fan base and were offered multiple major label deals. But LAX Boyz chose to align themselves with veteran A&R Demetrius Spencer and Texas based venture capitalist Bobby Patton, who signed the trio to their well-funded record label One Recordings.

One Recordings hired platinum producer Jazze Pha and he created the smash single, “Ride Like This.” With smooth wistlely keyboards, the addictive beat serves as the perfect backdrop for the trio to boast about its cars.

Originally formed by Robin Robinson father to Spank B and Poke, uncle to Zay Zay at the tender ages of 8, and 9 years old this trio is truly not a fly by night thrown together group but a working unit that has true chemistry. Home schooled since their inception these young men are well mannered and have been groomed into being who they are today.

After deciding this is the life they wanted the group then went through a variety of names -- including the Troopers and Da Wazkles -- as it built its rep touring schools in the Los Angeles area. The name LAX Boyz, was given to them by co-manager, Ian Fletcher. During a crucial time in the trio’s growth process, Spank B, Poke and Zay Zay all worked on sharpening their lyrical skills and enhancing their lively stage show under the guidance of managers Doc Clarke & Ian Fletcher of 3pm Inc.

Now they are the beginning of the teen group craze again, so sit back and enjoy The LAX Boyz