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Review: Tech N9ne, Machine Gun Kelly & ¡MAYDAY! Perform At Showbox Sodo (5-4-12)
Photos by Deonte Daniels. Hostile Takeover is the name of Tech’s latest tour. And within the last year, it sums up how he's treated the rap game. Sure, an underground name with a cult-like following has been taking over the ears of millions for years. In the last year, he’s worked ...
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Review: Lil B - Neumos Performance (4-29-12)
Photo by Deonte Daniels As a rapper, Lil B is pretty basic. He sticks to the same type of sound that has helped him develop a loyal fan base and has pretty much mastered that enough to drop quite often. The former member of The Pack puts out mixtapes monthly and ...
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SD Exclusive: Phreshy Duzit Talks About After Platinum Deal, Working With Los & More
Phreshy Duzit was similar to a lot of artists in the game. He made a little noise, signed a deal to Atlantic Records and eventually left due to lack of push. This isn’t a new formula, major labels have been doing it for years. It happens, but they say make ...
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SD Exclusive: Trouble Speaks On Creative Process Of 431 Days, Working With Bun B & More
Very few artists go to prison and come out as hungry as Trouble. The ATL native and member of Duct Tape came out in a blaze of glory, taking the streets and internet by storm with “Bussin’.” The realness of the song and the video garnered him, to date, almost ...
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Review: Slaughterhouse Performs At Showbox Market (4-15-12)
Four years ago, Slaughterhouse was born. Consisting of Royce Da 5’9”, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Crooked I, it was like a second chance for each artist. Yeah, they’ve been slowly achieving underground success with their extraordinary lyrical abilities but this group broke new barriers. Four years later, they’re signed ...
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