COMODITY-The Prince!

One body, three minds.
Bryan "Comodity" Hearne can now be known, officially, as Hip Hop's Split Personality. This Staten Island, New Yorker moved to California, in 2005, with hopes of creating a buzz for himself as big in LA as it was in NY. Best known for his party songs (such as Comodity Bop and Prince), Comodity is also appreciated by his fans for street singles like SingleHandedly. With his first album coming out soon, fans have been anticipating the direction Comodity will be taking. The question is... "What is PRINCE?"

In early 2006, Comodity was the final piece of a Hip Hop puzzle when he became a member of the Royal Family. Controversy struck the west side when Royal Family fans heard about this, then unknown, rapper crowning himself as Prince of "The Fam." "After meeting up with J-Dub," says Comodity, "I knew I would work well with the RF fellas. We all compliment each other quite well. We're really like a family, less like a rap group that was put together. They accept me. We just...fit!"

After collaborating and releasing J-Dub's "My Throne", Royal Family decided to start work on Comodity's album. All four members of the Fam have put through the right amount of participation to make this album perfect. But it’s not the collaboration from Comodity's fellow group mates that makes this album so interesting...its the collaboration from...himself?

"Prollem" was once known as "The Prollem Child" to fellow rappers and friends who lived around him in Harlem. He's best known for his irresistible swag and unique fashion sense...not to mention his insane metaphors. Prollem dropped the "Child" after turning 18. He is the side of Comodity that specializes in cracking jokes. He's always been the class clown. Probz, for short, is never someone you'd want to find yourself arguing with...you'd probably end up with hurt feelings.

"Sadistic" is exactly what his name says. He's just not a nice guy. Born and raised in Brooklyn, he's seen more violence than the law should allow, and his personality shows it. He's the exact opposite of Prollem and Comodity. He, in fact, doesn't like his other halves very much. Where as the other two are lighthearted and happy, for the most part, Sadistic hardly cracks a smile. When he does laugh, its at the expense of someone else's pain.

With three personalities living in one body and working on one album, there is no way Comodity can fail. All we can do is wait and see the outcome as this Hip Hop Hero attempts to save the game! -Comodity!