Hip-Hop
What do you think of when you think about struggling? The kids in the street, no food stomach bubblin' or n****s in the E-Class, heavy drug smugglin'?" – Xzibit All hip hop bio clichés aside, Eyezon knows struggle all too well. Born in South Africa, he learned firsthand the trials associated with segregation, racism, and poverty. Growing up in difficult times without a father and a mother exiled to Germany for her... more

Reggae
Hanouneh is a jazz vocalist who has moved on to reggae and hip hop, fusing her musical ambitions with her political struggle. She has worked closely with the Lebanese underground hiphop scene, and is a part of Beirut collective "961 Underground" although she is based in Sweden nowadays. At the moment Hanouneh collaborates closely with riddim man/producer Mr. Sloap. They were voted Artist of the month in P3 Lab in May 2008 and one of their... more

Alternative Rock
The Galeej Gurus are a band that's been around for 5 yrs. We've been involved in the music scene, however, for a little longer having played with two separate bands prior to the formation of the GGs (Ananth - The Chronic Blues Band, and Nathan, Matthew - Discord). Asked what our music can be defined as, you can expect our responses to be as varied as a simple "rock" to a hip-sounding "Progressive-Funk", to the all- encompassing "Rock`n`Roll" !... more

Turntablism
Born in a pod and raised by computers, Sir+ has managed to maintain his electronic roots and stay connected to the national grid. Currently in the process of upgrading limbs for faster transforming and orbiting, you may be able to pick up some of the old parts on ebay. ... more

Rap
G-$quad Is A Group That Consists of Two Rappers (Stone & Big Mick), A Singer (X-Rated),& A Crunk Dude By The Name Of Stock J. We Are More of A Click Than Anything Because We All Are Tight With Each Other. We Have Known Each Other Since Middle School. We Are No B2K or Anything Like That Because The Rappers Do Their On Thing & The Singer Does His & We Collaborate Sometimes If Needed. We Hail From Garland, TX; From Tha... more

Hip-Hop
Yes it's me, KB. I’ve stepped out of the booth as for now to tighten up my songwriting and production skills. Though I do miss the allure of the game, it’s not what I’m on right now. I have a poetry book about to be published intitled "To Know Is To Love", and a slew of songs submitted to BMI for publishing as well. So yes, I’m still on my grind. But fret not because I still have a few tricks up my sleeve and will... more

Downtempo
“Multi-instrumentalist and sound engineer Rena Jones is a force to be reckoned with. At age 30, she boasts more than 30 collaborative albums, 3 full length solo albums, 20 years of classical violin study, and 12 years of cello–and she is considered one of the leading women in audio engineering today.” -- Strings Magazine Her extensive background in music and sound covers a colorful spectrum from award winning video... more

Hip-Hop
Doomtree is a record label. Doomtree is a rap crew. Doomtree is a family. Over the past five years Doomtree has become one of the most highly regarded hip-hop collectives in the Midwest, thanks to our innovative recordings, explosive live shows, and tireless work ethic. By combining the blueprint of hip hop with the DIY ethos of punk and a slew of disparate artistic and musical... more

Rap
From the gritty streets of ATL comes a music movement unlike any other of its kind. At the forefront of this movement is a new and upcoming artist by the name of Young Hollywood. Born Zione Michaels, Young Hollywood had a passion for being the voice of his peers as a child. His mother noticing his attraction to entertaining people thought she would assist in his passion by placing him in the family’s church choir and community plays.... more

Hip-Hop
WORDSMITH can claim many areas around the globe as his home. The son of a former Full Colonel in the Army, he has resided in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, Delaware, Texas, Kansas and even Germany to name a few. After moving around so much, Word found rap as an outlet when he started saving his lunch money each week throughout high school to buy classic tapes from Redman, Big L, Nas, Eric B. and Rakim, Jeru the Damaja,... more