Dray Skky is an American songwriter born in South Carolina, and raised in Miami, Florida. Nicknamed "Skky" by affiliates in the urban market, she debut her vocal abilities on Trick Daddy's December 19, 2006 album release Back By Thug Demand. Rumors quickly spread in the Fall of 2007 that Skky had signed with Dunk Ryder Records, teaming up with Trick Daddy, Iceburg, Fella, and Soup for what would have been an unstoppable combination for the South.
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- Dray Skky is an American songwriter born in South Carolina, and raised in Miami, Florida. Nicknamed "Skky" by affiliates in the urban market, she debut her vocal abilities on Trick Daddy's December 19, 2006 album release Back By Thug Demand. Rumors quickly spread in the Fall of 2007 that Skky had signed with Dunk Ryder Records, teaming up with Trick Daddy, Iceburg, Fella, and Soup for what would have been an unstoppable combination for the South. The rumors came to a stop when DunkRyder's (the group) signed with Cash Money/Universal and Skky was not part of the deal. In an interview Skky said, "At the time, I wasn't pursuing a singing career, I was more focused on my writing and Trick knew that. In fact, I was actually writing and developing a friend who wasn't the strongest writer, but had an amazing vocal talent. I really wanted to see her be successful. " In March 2009, Skky signed an independent deal with a local Miami label. In April, Skky had her debut song, "Catch 22", featuring Brisco with Poe Boy Entertainment and produced by GoldRush with Dunk Ryder Records, mastered and set for a May release date. The song was rumored to have leaked two weeks early, but the response was so positive, it sparked the decision to proceed with the music video. Skky filmed the video for "Catch 22" in May 2009 which features Brisco, Tiffany, and K.O. (Skky's official dance team). A reliable Circle House engineer claims that Skky's relationship with the label turned sour due to some bad dealings by the label owner. Skky's manager immediately dealt with the situation and separated Skky from the label.
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- Dray Skky is an American songwriter born in South Carolina, and raised in Miami, Florida. Nicknamed "Skky" by affiliates in the urban market, she debut her vocal abilities on Trick Daddy's December 19, 2006 album release Back By Thug Demand. Rumors quickly spread in the Fall of 2007 that Skky had signed with Dunk Ryder Records, teaming up with Trick Daddy, Iceburg, Fella, and Soup for what would have been an unstoppable combination for the South.
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