Blood Moon City of Wolves: The Rise of Donte Knox A supernatural urban noir by Dion C. Florence aka Mista Pakman Dangerou$ of Blackwolvez. Donte Knox was once just another name in the streets of Blood Moon City-ex-gang member, reformed detective, haunted by the brutal murder of his best friend. But when the investigation into Rico's death unravels a web of ancient power, hidden monsters, and a centuries-old war, Donte is forced to confront a terrifying truth: He isn't just hunting demons. He might be one of them. As a sinister vampire empire tightens its grip on the city through corruption, blood magic, and fear, Donte is transformed-physically and spiritually-into something more than human. With the help of a mysterious witch named Isabella, a fallen vampire hunter, and a coven of rebels, Donte must navigate betrayals, ancient secrets, and his own monstrous evolution to challenge a force older than time: Malkor, a puppet master manipulating the city's soul. The streets raised him. The curse remade him. Now, he'll raise hell.
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Blackwolvez is an independent Rap & Hip-Hop group from Sacramento, CA. Their second album, "Medication & Tha Harve$T," was released on April 8th, 2022 by Full Moon Recordz. Blackwolvez and Cowboy & A T.h.u.g. was created by Andre D. BUtler, Skitzo Thee Incredible, also known as Aquarius King and formerly known as "Schizo" or "Schitzo" in the 90s. Skitzo was discovered by Con Funk Shun's band member keyboardist Danny "Sweet Man" Thomas and assisted him in naming his own record label, MoonStruck Records. Skitzo's first album, "Full Moon," inspired the name of the current record label, Full Moon Recordz LLC.
Blackwolvez was established in 2007 and released their first album, "Global Warmin'," in 2008. The idea for the group came from Skitzo's time as a drug dealer in Sacramento in the early 2000s. He had security personnel around his home named Blackwolvez to protect him from enemies who wanted to stop or bust him. When Skitzo got out of prison in 2006 for dealing crack-cocaine, he decided to turn his life around and focus on music instead. He formed Blackwolvez with his son, nephews, niece and sister's boyfriend, who he named after his former security personnel.
Skitzo Thee Incredible is also a solo artist but is part of Blackwolvez as well. Skitzo has a unique rap style and has Also collaborated with Gary Mackey (G-Mac) who performed the Lead Vocals on his first Multi-Platinum hit “The Ghetto” by Too Short on Jive Records. Formerly known as ‘Schitzo’ Skitzo Thee Incredible was once signed to the bay area legend, Mac Dre, aka Andre Hicks, to his label 2nd Life Entertainment in 1999. featured on the compilation ‘Bloodline’ with two songs “Witness Da Terror” and “Toe From Da Flow” Schitzo is also featured on Repo Ricks compilation ‘Repolation’ as ‘Schizo’ with his song “Keep On Pimpin’,” featuring Really Real. Blackwolvez, a rap group, was formed in 2006 but was not yet complete. Mista Pakman Dangerou$, also known as Dion C. Florence, met his father Skitzo after eight years of being apart. Mista Pakman had a troubled past, spending time in juvenile hall and drug and alcohol programs, but discovered his talent for music and was influenced by many West Coast rappers mainly 2pac. He joined Blackwolvez in 2006 and perfected his craft of writing music. The group includes Skitzo Thee Incredible, (Skitzo's Son) Mista Pakman Dangerou$, NovaKain Da Bandit, (Skitzo's Nephews) Jb Da Beast, Mak Atak aka MAD BLAK, and Blak Diiamond, (Skitzo's niece) who completed the group with her singing abilities. Mista Pakman now owns the Blackwolvez indie label Full Moon Recordz LLC and Trademark, who is devoted to the true Rap & Hip-Hop culture. The group's name comes from their origins as a lookout and security team on 37th street in Sacramento, CA. They released their first album "Global Warmin'" in 2008 under Sactown Recordz and are now under Full Moon Recordz LLC established in March 2018 by Mista Pakman Dangerou$. Skitzo Thee Incredible is also CEO of Full Moon Recordz. Enjoy Blackwolvez everywhere music is sold.
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