Im the guy that created this platform for us all to utilize and share as a means of communication, networking and outlet of creativity. Words are my weapon, rhythm is my shield. With a pen in my hand and a message in my heart, I'm here to disrupt the status quo and ignite minds.
Can a band pick up where it left off nearly four decades ago, or does time turn unfinished business into something entirely different? Some bands break up and become...
When was the last time you watched somebody turn a blank canvas into a reason to talk trash, pick sides, and spend money? San Francisco, bring your opinions and your eye...
How twisted imagery, razor-wire wordplay, and dark humor turn underground hip-hop into a beautifully unhinged ride. How fast can an MC run his mouth before the...
When the underground starts moving, do you follow the noise or wait until everybody else catches up? Miami rage rap has never been about asking permission. It’s about...
When hip-hop gets gritty, do you want polished punchlines—or something that sounds like it came straight from the underground? Built around a sound described as rooted...
Can a song bottle the feeling of Texas without turning the Lone Star State into a bumper sticker? That’s the real question when MFRJBYRD pulls up with “Dine...
Zim has shared that he’s on the verge of dropping albums with some respected names in underground hip-hop. Rather than sit around waiting for those projects to...
When was the last time a rap song made you smile about the past instead of wishing you could change it? Nostalgia can get messy. Sometimes it feels like flipping through...
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Im the guy that created this platform for us all to utilize and share as a means of communication, networking and outlet of creativity. Words are my weapon, rhythm is my shield. With a pen in my hand and a message in my heart, I'm here to disrupt the status quo and ignite minds.
A Different Brand of Noise: 37 Years Later, the Volume Is Up
Can a band pick up where it left off nearly four decades ago, or does time turn unfinished business into something entirely different? Some bands break up and become...
Art Battle San Francisco: 12 Artists, One $500 Crown
When was the last time you watched somebody turn a blank canvas into a reason to talk trash, pick sides, and spend money? San Francisco, bring your opinions and your eye...
UNC DOE DROPS NEW SELF-PRODUCED SINGLE “PICK UP WHAT I’M DROPPIN’”
Hailing from Youngstown, OH, independent hip-hop artist/producer Unc Doe returns with his latest single, “Pick Up What I’m Droppin’,” a...
Scatterboxx’s “Bad Fetish” Makes Verbal Chaos an Art Form
How twisted imagery, razor-wire wordplay, and dark humor turn underground hip-hop into a beautifully unhinged ride. How fast can an MC run his mouth before the...
HARLEM’s “Wick Mode” Is Catching Fire Outside the Algorithm
When the underground starts moving, do you follow the noise or wait until everybody else catches up? Miami rage rap has never been about asking permission. It’s about...
The Bermuda’s “Put Em” Brings Boom-Bap Back to the Front Lines
When hip-hop gets gritty, do you want polished punchlines—or something that sounds like it came straight from the underground? Built around a sound described as rooted...
MFRJBYRD’s “Dine In Texas”: Southern Pride on the Ride
Can a song bottle the feeling of Texas without turning the Lone Star State into a bumper sticker? That’s the real question when MFRJBYRD pulls up with “Dine...
Zim’s “Hues” Finds Color in the Waiting Game
Zim has shared that he’s on the verge of dropping albums with some respected names in underground hip-hop. Rather than sit around waiting for those projects to...
J-Graze’s “Reminisce”: Old-School Hip-Hop, New Memories
When was the last time a rap song made you smile about the past instead of wishing you could change it? Nostalgia can get messy. Sometimes it feels like flipping through...