West Coast Hip Hop

General Info

On August 19, 1995, Amaar caught a bullet to his head in an effort to protect his brother, Siege. Hours later, doctors successfully removed the bullet lodged above his temple. What followed was a long road to recovery that required relearning how to walk and talk, and regaining his physique. "He looked like Frankenstein," Siege remembers, "But he came back stronger than before." That's a serious understatement. Amaar and Siege, the Hip-Hop duo known as AMAN, are putting the final touches on their second release due out 2009 - a double-album entitled 8.19 (named for that fateful night). They've already reached heights they never envisioned, and they continue building on their success.

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Neighborhoods

Central San Jose, Garden Alameda