Struggle From The Subway To The Charts

These young men are incredibly talented. After seeing them on the TV talent show, I did some research and discovered they had produced a CD. I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to it myself and plan to give copies to my children to broaden their enjoyment of hip-hop...yes, violinists can be part of their musical world.

These two brothers won me over with there performances on the reality show " America's Got Talent".

I usually do not like mainstream "rap" or "ganster" music; however, I do like specific songs by some of the artists. Yet, what these young men do with music is remarkable.

Steeped in the traditions of classical training and the life of today, they have produced a marriage of music that everyone can find a song to love.

Saw these young men on Americas got talent and could not beleive how awsome they were. My son told me that they had a CD out and I could not wait to listen to it.We will be hearing more from these 2 brothers.

These two guys play beautifully however what is with all the motor mouthing chatter? I want to hear music not unintelligible words in the background which blocks the music. Someone else made a comment about rap. Well if we want rap get a rap CD. If we want strings we should look for a string CD. Andre Rieu or Mairead Nesbitt anybody?

I first saw this group perform on America's Got Talent and was absolutely blown away. The talent of these two artists is incredible. Their ability to play the violin intertwined with a variety of music types is sheer genius. That said, the CD was a massive disappointment. The violin music takes a back seat to rap and in some songs the violin is barely audible. I hope they come out with another CD with more violin. Look for this group to take a prominant role in shaping the future of merging hip-hop and classical music. Nuttin But Stringz are men of genius and talent. The CD does not reflect their skills.