
Ghost (David Wilder- Right), a born resident of Cleveland, OH. moved into the Dayton area in 2003. This talented artist pursued a military career in the United States Air Force, and is a veteran of the conflict in Iraq. Ghost began his pursuit of music in 2006 as a member of the “BARBURYNS”, alongside Messia aka Cory Bradley. Due to their experience in military service, they decided to call themselves “Barburyns.” The original concept in regards to the term “BARBURYNS” indicates a war and rap. The syllables “Bar” and “Bury” symbolizes bar counts for verses. When Barburyns finish tracks, they bury it and move on to the next: hence, you are left with the name of the duo. “BARBURYNS: They bury bars”. The two of them have done shows for numerous concerts and opening acts to include opening for Paul Wall, Gucci Mane, Young Buck, Cassidy, Ace Hood, and others. They were awarded Ohio Hip Hop Awards Best Group 2008 as band member of Billfold Entertainment. In Feb, 2008 tragedy struck.
Messia died Feb 24th, 2008 while Ghost was serving overseas. After being discharged from the Air Force in September 2009 Ghost returned to Cleveland, Oh., where he wa
s able to continue working on his craft but this time as a solo artist, but forever carrying the name: “BARBURYNS” with him.

Ghost is also CEO of AXE GANG ENTERTAINMENT, LLC. In 2008 Ghost linked up with his brother Rell Mack (Jerrell Harris) and Rell became a new addition to Axe Gang Entertainment, LLC. Rell started recording music in 2006 as a member of the Rap Group "Still Living" (SL). As a member of SL he added many accolades to his legacy.
In 2010 Ghost dropped his first solo project “The Haunting Season” mixtape which continues to echo throughout the streets.