Born and raised in the West Tennessee area, Jackson native Dustin "Dizzy D" Warren has been destined for a music career since he was old enough to walk. Coming from a family with a diverse musical background, Dizzy quickly took an interest in the world of music. Both his father and older brother were excellent musicians, playing nearly every instrument imaginable. Like so many others, Dizzy got his start by singing every Sunday at his local church. However, as he grew older, Dizzy realized his true calling was a form of music that no one else in his family had yet to explore, hip-hop.

Despite his mother's warnings not to get involved with hip-hop music, Dizzy and his childhood friend, Jbeats, began making songs during their early high school years. Jbeats would produce the records while Dizzy focused on honing his writing and lyrical skills. While laying the groundwork for his music career, Dizzy also became the first ever 4-sport athlete at his high school, and graduated with honors near the top of his class. Rather than pursuing a hip-hop career immediately, Dizzy decided to enroll in college courses at the University of Memphis.

While earning his degree, Dizzy wrote hundreds of songs as his lyrical prowess continued to improve. He landed songs on three extremely successful underground compilation mixtapes while in Memphis, and performed at countless college parties. Notable performances in Dizzy's career include a Source Magazine Hip-Hop Showcase, Memphis' annual Africa in April festival, and numerous shows at Memphis’ area clubs. Dizzy and producer Jbeats spent their collegiate years carefully crafting a musical style of their own.

Not long after receiving his college degree, Dizzy D's music career immediately catapulted with the success of his first commercially released single, "What It Be Like". The single achieved #1 ranking on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Sales chart, and Billboard's Hot Singles Sales chart simultaneously. "What It Be Like" also reached as high as #63 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, which reflects Top 100 radio play. Rather than celebrating or becoming complacent, Dizzy showed his work ethic, as he continued to push forward with new projects.

Living by the motto of, "You are only as good as your next single,” Dizzy wrote and featured on female R&B artist, Christelle's, "What You Gon Do Wit It". The single soared to #1 status on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles Sales chart, as well as consistently appearing in the top 10 of Billboard's Hot Singles Sales chart.

Building on their initial success, Dizzy teamed with Christelle once again in early 2010 to release the highly anticipated single “Crush On You”, which has all ready achieved placement on various Billboard Singles charts. This sizzling single is also impacting internet radio, currently garnering 750+ spins per week. Dizzy and childhood friend/producer Jbeats teamed up to create each of these highly successful singles.

Normally, achieving immediate success would distract a young artist, but Dizzy has remained focused on his goals. He continues to constantly write, record, and network. As one of the hottest unsigned talents in hip-hop with a buzz that continues to grow, Dizzy is all ready looking to the future and preparing to release his next smash. The sky is the limit for this fresh, new artist on the rise!