Dwayne M. Culpepper aka Tha Corinth. Some music comes from other places but with the
experience ad growth of such an artist music comes from the heart. With beginning music at
age of six Dwayne Culpepper began writing music from other peoples songs, along with
playing the flute. In which playing the flute was something he was never taught how to do it a
talent that was just picked up. With residing in E. Saint Louis Illinios , the oldest of six, being
raised off welfare, Dwayne really didn’t have much to rely on. After dinner every night
Dwayne and his siblings would perform for their mother due to they had no TV to watch.
Growing up Dwayne see allot of abuse & drugs, drinking etc. His mother Mary L. Culpepper
now married wanted better for her son and relocated to Minnesota.
 
Creating home in Minnesota Dwayne gravitated to music more and more each day. With the
ability to recreate other musicians songs, this young man grew to writing his own songs, in
which lead into teaching himself how to use words poetically in which lead into rap music.
Along with rap music Dwayne became the leading drummer in his Highland Park band class
under the covering of W Rayford Johnson. Dwayne would go on to perform at such events as
the Festival of Nations, The Minnesota Mass Choir, The Saint Paul Ordway Theatre,
Drumming and marching with Minnesota Police Band. In his spare time Dwayne would go on
to create rap music with his sibling Antonio Culpepper. The two brothers would go on to
record music in their group titled Tha Wicked Mob clique. The brothers created a company
for the music naming it Judgement Day Records. At this time Dwayne would perform under
the moniker Wickedface, in which the name was given to him by the way people, would look
at him. The brother under the management of their mother performed in such cities as Saint
Paul/Minnesota, Atlanta Georgia, Milwaukee Wisconsin just to name a few. The only piece of
music to be released would songs such as My Brothaz Keeper & Tha Wicked Mob Sh--. The
parted ways and Dwayne wanted to redefine himself and a better way of doing music.