Mark Grist’s ‘The history ain’t bright the history is Miss Knoles’ poem at Poets Versus Rappers brought to you by Page To Performance for the University of Cambridge Festival of Ideas held at The Junction, Cambridge.
3 Poets, 3 Rappers, 15 Minutes each!
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Rumbull performing official video of ‘Pulse of a Rebel’, featuring Manage
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Vard & Wish – ‘The Pinnacle’. Recorded, produced, mixed and mastered @Gadgetboystudio https://www.facebook.com/Gadgetboy-Pr…
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Nego True drops some bars for MCTV.
New release from Veto Vangundy titled ‘For you (The People)’ and it see’s the Chicago rapper going in over a Ronald Isley sample. Veto is currently preparing his street album “The Last Hope” that’s set to come soon!
Joon Jukx – ‘Dark Liquor’, Produced by Chemist. ‘Still Lavish’ mixtape available for free DL here www.datpiff.com/Joon-Jukx-Still-L…xtape.553949.html
Live in studio performance “Stick A Fork In Em” by independent artist ODL (On Da Level) featuring DJ Skelly, original track produced by regg-o da truth.
ACE B8gie and Murph Watkins’ “F*** A Plan B” has set the tone for the must-have mindset in 2014’s brewing Chicago rap scene. With Bobby Johnson (Producer of Que’s OG Bobby Johnson) on the production, this fan favorite gets a visual treatment.
This song is set to appear on Ace B8gie’s next project “The B8gie Foo’ Blues”
Baltimore-bred, Los Angeles-based emcee E Major reunites King Mez with Khrysis (formally King’s Khrysis) for “Understand”, the new single from his latest album Baltimore Bruin, available now on his Bandcamp page. Coming on the heels of a number of music videos, including “TSRH,” “Slow it Down” and “Zodiac,” “Understand” is a track about going for your dreams whether or not your friends and loved ones understand the sacrifices you have to make. “Music in 2014 is probably one of the hardest industries to have a career in,” says the emcee. “The people around you, and sometimes even your musical peers, won’t understand the choices you make in order to continue doing what you love.”
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