Young Duece is an American hip hop, record production duo whom formed in 2005 to create their first full length album, “The Beginning of the End”.

Previn Ricks, Jr. (born July 25, 1990), known as PJ aka Da Truth, was born and raised in Forest Park, Ohio, a northern suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. He is now very focused on not only writing and making beats, but the final production side of the music as well. He is far beyond his years and considered one of the best audio engineers among all of his peers. He is always looking for new ways to mix, master, and improve the quality of YD’s overall sound.

George Clark, III (born September 10, 1990), known as Kidd Flow, was born and raised on the west side of Dayton, Ohio. He relocated to the Cincinnati area in 2001 with his mother and siblings. His smooth, melodic sound has become a trademark, earning him his stage name. He is constantly coming up with creative ideas and beats that give YD a sound that is truly their own. Flow maintains all of the Young Duece media outlets, uses his ability in digital design to help create album covers, flyers, graphics, etc. as well as producing videos.

The two have released hundreds of songs. Being that they have always been their own writers, producers and engineers, each project shows constant progression. They continue to give away their mixtape collection for free while their albums are available on iTunes, Amazon, etc.

The two have also been featured on Talib Kweli’s “Blacksmith Community Mixtape” (Hosted by DJ Mick Boogie) and Zion-I’s “The Search and The Seizure” mixtape after AmpLive heard the song made to his remix of Radiohead’s “Weird Fishes/Arpeggi”, which was on his popular Rainydayz Remixes album.