You might remember Shea Davis from a wild shoot out in one of N.Y.C's subways back in 1994, "where he allegedly fired shots at police officers who had detained his friend for possession of a weapon." (http://www.myspace.com/sheadavisotf)
Although, Shea Davis, also known as Punch, was incarcerated for 6 years after that incident, that did not stop him from pursuing his love for Hip Hop. You may also recognize him from smackdvdmagazine back in 2002. He's got a mixtape out Punch: "Rush Hour Gunfire"
Shea was recently on DJ Don Demarco's radio show www.royalradio1063.com (Wednesday, April 21) saying that he's been rapping since the age of 12 - 13. Though, he's come from a rough past, Shea has managed to turn what he's been through in the roughest projects, Patterson in the South Bronx, into a positive art form encouraging youth to stay on a straight path. He keeps it real in his music and holds nothing back, exposing the grit and grime of the streets and the life of a real "G'.
Here's Shea doing his thing with "16 Bars of Death"
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