Tommy Gramz was born Thomas C. Graham I on December 26, 1984 in Springfield, MA. Tommy Gramz as a youth moved around various cities in MA, and even moved to TN and NY. After his parents divorce he elected to go with his father to Tucson, AZ, this is where at the age of 18 Tommy Gramz would release the E.P. "From The N.Y.C To The T.A.Z" under the name "White Mike". This E.P. was recorded under the label Lock Jaw Studios, and was produced by L.P. D.O.G.G., who was also the only featured artist on the E.P.. One year later Tommy Gramz moved to Indian Orchard, MA to be closer to family. This is where he met (for the first time) his brother in law Corey Van Duyne (Smoke Dogg). The two hit it off right away free styling and honing there craft, in 2006 the pair released a couple songs (on the label the two started Koast 2 Coast Records) with Tommy Gramz using the moniker "Thug Krowned Outlaw" AKA "T.K. Outlaw". It wasn't until July 4th 2010 when Tommy Gramz would release his first L.P. on K.C.R "Mind Of A Man". This L.P. hit the streets of Holyoke, MA and sold out first batch in a couple days. Tommy Gramz would take 2011 to reflect on his life and take care of his family. He would return (still under the name Thug Krowned Outlaw) in 2012 with the mix-tape "INJURIOUS", which showed Tommy Gramz in a different light. He would then release the single "Daily Struggle" Ft. Smoke Dogg (Antonio's Song), a song dedicated to there nephew who was diagnosed with Leukemia, within a couple months after the release of the song Antonio passed on. After this Tommy Gramz hit the studio hard to keep his mind right. The outcome of this was the release of "Dyed In The Wool" (Red, Orange & Blue) in November, this would be the last release from K.C.R. Since then, K.C.R is no more, the Thug Krowned Outlaw moniker has been laid to rest and he is taking 2013 to reflect and get personal life on track. The birth of Tommy Gramz came in January 2013. Now linked back up with former and now present label mates Smoke Dogg and FLiPSiD3, the streets is about to get what they need from Hip Hop...