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C-RAYZ WALZ Legendary Champion C-Rayz Walz considers energy an art unto itself. His career is a testament to hustle. The Bronx emcee is a lyrical maniac on stage, off the tip of his tongue, in the studio, on MTV and everywhere you turn these days. Aside from two Classic Lp's and an Exclusive Ep on independent label Definitive Jux, C-Rayz has released over 25 singles and six full-length albums on his own label, SunCycleEnt.
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GON
If you were to ever find an 8ball that could rap then you've probably just met Gon. His odd inspiring sense of description will have you thinking about the smallest detail in a different perspective. Gon offers to Hip Hop, what Condolisa Rice offers to Evil. Knowing that you can understand that he is lyrically unmatched. In a world where being different has become redundant, and being normal is unaccepted Gon shines as himself whether anyone accepts it or not.
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KHALED
When was the last time you were listening to a song and you heard a verse that was so dope that you immediately rewound the track to hear it again? To quote a Rakim lyric, “it’s been a long time.” Khaled, an emcee out of Lexington, Kentucky, is looking to do something about this. “I’m really trying to get people excited about lyrics again,” he explains, “I’m trying to take it back to the days when rhyming actually mattered.”
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THE STONEFACED GREMLIN
Stone faced. The act of showing no emotion, or as Chicago’s Stone Faced Gremlin puts it, being too knowledgeable about all sides of a subject or situation to have either a happy or a sad face about it. All in all, being stone faced is a recognition of neutrality. “I came up with the name Stone Faced Gremlin because I’m not the type to wear my heart on my sleeve,” he explains, “I keep a stone face.” His heart, however, can be seen and heard loud and clear in Stone Faced Gremlin’s music.