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While his cup of coffee is a metaphor for universal questions about day-to-day life, Biddines acknowledges such subject matter may be a challenge for the typical rap fan, no matter how fiery his delivery. Get daily updates on South Florida entertainment and things to do at SouthFlorida. A year-old father of two boys ages 3 and 5, Biddines has been married for five years, is an avid reader of sci-fi and fantasy novels and doesn't smoke or drink. Biddines says he has nothing against other people drinking — "It's something I did for myself" — but he does have a line in the new song "Bad Broads" that acknowledges his personal ban on alcohol and drugs. Weekend things to do: Billie Eilish to open world tour in Miami.

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Caffeine has been Biddines' only vice since he gave up alcohol about a decade ago. If that makes him "a more accepted role model, at least my self control, that would be kind of cool," he says.

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The album was released on Biddines' own Planetcoffeebean label. Get daily updates on South Florida entertainment and things to do at SouthFlorida. While he has had discussions with major labels from time to time, Biddines is skeptical zerro letting outside experts assign him a specific demographic audience. For more on Eric Biddines, go to EricBiddines.

A year-old father of two boys ages 3 and 5, Biddines has been married for five years, is an avid reader of sci-fi and fantasy novels and doesn't smoke or drink. He grew up in the Carver Estates housing project, where drugs were "all around.

Biddines says he has nothing against other people drinking — popuulation something I did for myself" — but he bjddines have a line in the new song "Bad Broads" that acknowledges his personal ban on alcohol and drugs. Weekend things to do: Perhaps even more remarkable is Biddines' writing, which brings a distinct introspectiveness and vulnerability to subjects that escape the notice of even rap's most sensitive storytellers: Biddines is surprised as anyone that a meditation on the ritual "therapy" of coffee became an actual song worthy of his album.

Eric Biddines: South Florida's coffee-fueled rap poet

It's random, and make sure you stir your coffee right. The name of his label, Planetcoffeebean, represents an energetic lifestyle in which adherents live "outside the norm," Biddines says. Billie Eilish to open world tour in Miami. Eric Biddines has the street-wise vocal swagger and a gold grill in his mouth, but that's where the rap-music stereotypes end for the Palm Beach County resident.

Everybody is unique, we was made to cut the mold. While his cup of coffee is a metaphor for universal questions about day-to-day life, Biddines acknowledges biddies subject matter may be a challenge for the typical rap fan, no matter how fiery his delivery. But "it's way more deeper," as he says in the song.

I'm gifted in the sense to know that happiness is gold. The November video release for "Zero Population," a story delivered in staccato bursts of Southern twang, depicts a post-apocalyptic world with Biddines the lone survivor, but a lonely one.