ArtistInfo

Blac Haze

*1973
of Hip-Hop/Rap
A.k.a. Ted Outler Ted "BLAC HAZE" Outler

Blac Haze, born Ted Outler on March 12, 1973, is a rapper from Miami, Florida who was mainly active from 1997-1999 releasing his first single "Let Me Holla At Cha", then releasing his debut studio album in 1998 Res-Sa-Rec-Shun, he has only one known concert that is on YouTube from January 1998 of "Let Me Holla At Cha" live. In 1999 he released the EP Thug Till I Die under the new alias Slim-G, which was also featured on Venom Records 2000 - Thug Life. Then in 2000 he left the mainstream scene, he released his second and last album under the name Blac Haze again with So Much Drama in 2002. He did not release any songs except locally after that, until in August 2012 he released 3 singles: "Bank Role", "Da Realist Nigga", and "Get Dat Money Right" on iTunes under a new alias, Blackhaze. Biography: Blac Haze, born Ted Outler was raised on the streets of Miami. His family life as a "shorty" was good. He gained much of his musical inspiration from his father, who was a musician. Little is known about the rapper because of the lack of publicity. As most rappers start off, he rapped everywhere he went in hopes of being heard by the right person. He began recording for different labels, had his first single and semi-hit record, "Let Me Holla At Cha" with Live Shot Records, a small record company. The record became a local hit. Like a majority of independent labels, they lacked knowledge of the music business. He felt they were restricting his potential. The cover of the single Let Me Holla at Cha, shows the tombstone and dark identity of Blac Haze to allude the themes of Tupac from the music video, Hail Mary. Blac Haze is not to be confused with Tupac Shakur, a skit from Blac Haze's highly acclaimed and received debut album, Res-Sa-Rec-Shun, "Miami Jams", has the Interviewer saying: "Okay, umm, some people say - they listen to your track and single you got coming out, Imma Die Hustla, that you sound a little bit like Tupac. And y'know even what I'm listening to y'know, when I heard it I said this guy sounds like Tupac...