With the state of HIP HOP arguably dominated by the sounds of the south, D. Rector aka S.T.I.N.K. (Survived Taught Ignorance Now King) may be the East Coasts great redeemer. The 25 yr. old native of the country's most impoverished city Camden, N.J, has taken a liking to the Crunk Revolution and has surprisingly managed to alter his style to appeal to the ears of the South. Without sacrificing his signature (East Coast/ Up North/ Lyrics first) Hip Hop style, S.T.I.N.K. has managed to add another dimension to his ability to produce humorous, witty, thought provoking songs that cannot be limited to just one genre of Hip Hop.

S.T.I.N.K. has a knack of engaging listeners to follow line after line as he sets up creative punch lines that compel his listeners to either laugh, smirk or just think about what he just spit. Being influenced by a variety of artists who have their own unique style has helped S.T.I.N.K. to craft for himself a style that is respected by all walks of life. He credits artists like Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, Public Enemy, N.W.A, LL Cool J and KRS One for showing him the components of a complete emcee. With the Establishment of Serious Knock Entertainment, S.T.I.N.K. is set to dish out a few doses of that real Hip Hop medicine.

Although he sees himself as an Artist first, Stink has recently begun writing for R&B and other Hip Hop artists as well. Expect to hear a lot from the Serious Knock Entertainment camp as they prepare to begin renovations on an industry standing on unstable grounds.