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Bokey

Malc-Dogg born as Malcolm Denard Davis and “BABY G” aka Baby Goods AKA Kenneth Davis jr., are brothers from the historic, Central Florida, Booker Town neighborhood of Sanford. The brothers have come together to formed a group called BOKEY, which is how the native Central Floridians refer to the city of Sanford. Sons’ of Kenneth and Patrice Davis, the youngest brother, Malc-Dogg started rapping when he was 12 yrs old and made his first song at the age of 14 entitled “Waas Up Boo”.

The song was played on numerous underground stations throughout the state. With encouragement from the older homeboys from the Booker town neighborhood, Malc- Dogg decided to pursue his talent as an entertainer. Malc-Dogg is a student at (SHS) Seminole High School, maintains a 3.0 GPA, and plays football for the defending 2008 6A State champions!

“Baby G” and his older brother Malc-Dogg, took to the entertainment industry at the age of 11 years old. Both Baby G and Malc-Dogg are committed to the entertainment business and soon hope to be mentioned in the same breath as those two entertainers like Usher, Snoop, Lil Wayne and others.

BOKEY is all about making great music and showing other communities that if you work hard you can break through. Bokey is about making money and helping to keep it 100 real the legal way. Both members know about hard work and having grown their own very successful lawn moving and maintenance business.

With killer looks and potential to be poster boys for every girl under 18, these kinds bring their own style and sound to the urban world.” – Demo dude.

Clever lyrics! An emerging talent to watch.” – Blue Pie

These guys bring element of old school “Bel Biv Devoe” along with contemporaries like snoop and the powerful lyrics of Kayne West and sprinkling of Jay Z when he was a young gun. Rap this all up into one music sandwich and you have Bokey.” – My Urban TV Aug 2009

Bokey is a Blue Pie Records USA artist and is published by Blue Pie Publishing USA (ASCAP).

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