SNDCLSH is a musical collaboration duo between a couple longtime friends: the legendary rapper Lupe Fiasco and artist/journalist Sky Gellatly. The two of them met each other back in 2005 when Lupe Fiasco was on a press tour for his debut Hip-Hop album “Food and Liquor”. Sky Gellatly interviewed Fiasco and the two of them hit it off. They discovered... read full bio
Justin Clarke previously started rapping under the name Ghetto before changing it to just Ghetts. Ghetts is a grime MC, songwriter, and rapper who hails from Plaistow, London. Ghetts has been heard on numerous radio stations like Kiss 100, BBC Radio 1, BBC Asian Network, and BBC Radio 1Xtra. Ghetts is currently signed to Disrupt, an independent record label. With... read full bio
Garzi is an American rapper based out of Miami, Florida. Before he got big and signed to Capitol Records in 2019 (when he was only 22 years old) he was in a high school band called The 3 Seas. At the same time, he was performing in his high school theater, having an interest in production. Since starting out, his... read full bio
Hakkz is a very popular English-based and Dagenham born rapper and producer. Recently, he’s become something of a legend in the U.K. hip hop scene, especially with the release of “Jayda Wayda”. His lyrics are razor sharp and the delivery of his rhymes is amazing. He bounces around bass heavy productions and EDM hits. Hakkz’ genre can be sort of... read full bio
Ho99o9, which is strangely pronounced “horror,” is a punk rap group that hails from Newark, New Jersey that consists of theOGM, Eaddy, and Brandon Pertzborn. The band has been around since 2012 and in the last 10 years, Rolling Stones has included them in their 10 New Artists You Need to Know and The Guardian called them New Band of... read full bio
Injury Reserve is a hip hop group from Tempe, Arizona. The group currently operates as a duo between Ritchie with a T and Parker Corey. Previously, Stepa J. Groggs was a member, making them a trio. They got their start in 2013 when Groggs was featured on Ritchie's mixtape produced by Corey. They decided the three of them made a... read full bio
JB Scofield is a Netherlands-born but British-based rapper who’s fresh on the hip hop scene, first releasing his debut single “Must Be Nice” in 2017, which was followed by “B.A.D.” that same year. He also dropped the “Scoseason” mixtape, which reached number 8 on the U.K. iTunes Hip-Hop/Rap charts. JB Scofield is perhaps best known for being featured on the... read full bio
Jamz Supernova takes inspiration from major acts like Toddla T, Nina Las Vegas, Diplo, and Annie Mac and her live DJ sets show her incorporate sounds of grime, hip hop, funky, U.K. bass, and global sounds. You may have seen her perform on the stages of Parklife, Sonar, Detonate, Nass, El Dorado, Lovebox, Beat Herder, Bestival, Ibiza Rocks, and Lost... read full bio
Currently dominating the scene is the nu-metal group Silly Goose, who play gigs wherever they feel like it. The Goose's rebellious actions have affected McDonald's, Subway, and a gated community. They have even been trailing some well-known bands on tour and doing quick sets in the parking lot after the show. The band plays some of its shows from their trailer... read full bio
Ryan Charles is a Western rapper who was born in Buffalo, Wyoming. Charles has his own unique style, fusing the 2000s rap sound with the cowboy way of life, much like his hometown, which used to be known as the most lawless town in America. A born performer, Charles rose to prominence on the school bus as one of the... read full bio
Candyman was born and reared in South Central Los Angeles and attended Washington Preparatory High School. Sir Jinx acquainted Candyman with his cousin Dr. Dre. In 1987, Dr. Dre recorded a three-track demo for Candyman. In that same year, Dr. Dre introduced Candyman to Fila Al, who had recently established his independent label, King Quality Records. They released the single... read full bio
Aaron Cole’s rap career began at the age of four. Releasing his first album, “Jesus Is The Rock”, with the Christian Rap Ministry, Cole is definitely versed in rap and gospel. He has been included in Rapzilla’s Freshman Class, on Essence Magazine’s Gospel Artists to Watch list, and on Rapzilla’s Teen Rappers to Watch list. Cole has 6 independent projects... read full bio
Rita Ekwere, who identifies herself as Ray BLK, is an R&B artist. Her career began with winning BBCs Sound of 2017, as a still unsigned artist. Ekwere set herself apart from traditional R&B artists, building her music upon the values of BLK or Building Living Knowing. She focuses on keeping her rights to own her music and self-released a mini... read full bio
Michael Blume performs a mix of genres, from hip-hop to electronica. Blume is able to incorporate these genres into each of his songs, creating an eclectic mix of sounds. His lyrics capture social issues, stemming from Blumes own controversial encounters with society. Blumes goal is to share his experiences and support communities; his focus is on LGTBQ community rights, romantic... read full bio
Myles Parrish started off his music career in the hip-hop duo Kalin and Myles. After deciding to pursue a solo career, Parrish grew his fan base through the Vine social media application. Parrishs most popular songs include, Whats Really Good, Mosh Pit, Me My Laptop and a Mic, Dont Feel the Same, Mobbin, and 32 Bars. Parrish has worked with... read full bio
MXXWLL is a producer from Sydney, Australia. MXXWLL grew up among musicians, his father was a drummer/producer and his mother was a backup vocalist. He draws influence from a multitude of artists like Kashif, J Dilla, OutKast, D’Angelo, and D-Train. MXXWLL started releasing his productions on social media. Fans of artists like Karma Kid, Bondax, and Snakehips picked up his... read full bio
Tevin Thompson, better known as his stage name TK Kravitz, is an American rapper from Augusta, Georgia. Before performing as a solo act, Kravitz first worked alongside CashOnly under the name TK-N-Cash. The duo released popular singles “3 Times In a Row” and “Mind Right” and also wrote songs for artists like Flo Rida, Juicy J, and Kevin Gates. After... read full bio
When Philadelphia-based rapper Matt Ox's music career took off, he was still a child. Ox was first exposed to rap through Kendrick Lamar and Eminem and then he was creating his own rhymes, which he proceeded to develop as he grew older. He has admitted in interviews that his early rhymes were rife with profanity, but when he began creating music for the general... read full bio
EVERYBODY DANCE NOW!!...With over 8 million units sold, it is still today one of the biggest selling dance records of all time! As the front man and co-founder of the international multi-platinum selling group C and C Music Factory, Freedom has traveled and performed around the world extensively. Freedom, Cole and Clivilles would form C and C Music Factory featuring... read full bio
Grand Puba emerged as the lead emcee of Brand Nubian. After their innovative and versatile debut album One for All covering areas from reggae-influenced hip hop music to new jack swingPuba left the group after disputes with its other members and embarked on a solo career. He became a member of the group again around recording a few tracks for... read full bio
