Xplisit

He is 20 years old and his real name is Christo Stefanov.
For the last few years he has lived in the United States.
He is a student at the Central Connecticut State University, but he spent last year in New York City.
He has been a fan of rap music for quite a while.

Christo's artistic name "Xplisit" comes from the word "explicit", and is closely connected with the theme of his songs.
Naturally, his debut album is called "Explicitly" and is recorded entirely in the States. As Xplisit admits, he was driven by a huge sense of nostalgia and patriotism when he wrote the songs.
The album includes 10 songs plus an Intro. All of them are sung in Bulgarian with the exception of "My name is Xplisit", which is bilingual, and in which took part two colored girls - A-Solo and Londie.
"For her" is the second single and video clip from the album. It was produced by Ice Tray who owns the California-based XXN1927 Production.

The list of potential hits also includes the songs "Little heart", "I wanna rap", "Crazy", "There's no light", among others.

The album is dedicated to all Bulgarian hip-hop artists as well to all fans of rap music.

Xplisit's second album is called "Nothing to lose" recorded with his close friend G-Mel.
They have been friends since they were kids. Later both of them went to the States with their parents.
The distance that separates them (Xplisit lives in New York, G-Mel - in Los Angeles) didn't stop their close relationship.
Moreover, each summer they spend together in Bulgaria. Both of them are big hip-hop fans, and hence they decided to create a joint product.
All instruments on the album were done by Ice Tray with whom Xplisit worked on his first album.
The lyrics were written by Xplisit and G-Mel.
The album was recorded in the Sound Project studio in Sofia. It was released on MC and CD and contains 18 tracks.
Guest appearances include Lady B, Pikasso, Dr. PIT, Mista P - all of them popular names on the Bulgarian hip-hop scene.
The first hit-single and video clip from the album is called "Carelessly" in which appeared Laby B.