FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Kauai-Based Hip-Hop Artist Son Da One to Release Highly Anticipated Self-Titled Album, Starting With ‘Garden Island Riderz’ Single

Kapaa, HI, October 20, 2020 – Son Da One Is Set To Release His Self-Titled Album December 2020 Produced by Southern Humboldt Collective (SHC) From Garberville, CA; A Long Time Coming For This Kauai-Born Artist Who Returned Home.

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Kapaa, HI, October 15, 2020- Hip-Hop Matriarch Mogul, East Bay Area Author a
Suga-T Has Created An Epic Solution to Change the Narrative for Females By Proving That The 50’s Today, Are Now The New 20’s For Tomorrow Presenting “T.R.U.T.H.: The Rapademic.”

Lady Dame Here to Take the Game

Keep your eyes on female emcee, Lady Dame from Washington DC as she may be the dark horse who suddenly takes over the entire game.

‘Arrogant’ and ‘Winning,’ Pay Gorgeous Dre Shows Indie Music The ‘Deeper’ Meaning Behind The Music

“Dre adds his own twist to the formula that helps the sound to stand out.” Says Staff Writer, Jhantu Randall, UBOMAG.

AKTIVESUPPLYBRAND West Coast Street Style

AKTIVESUPPLYBRAND has roots in The Bay Area, especially Oakland, Los Angeles and Philadelphia where he spent most of his time educating himself on street-wear and entrepreneurial-ism. Plus every season and sometimes in between, Shine Law will release one of his random but seasonal “clothing drops” online and through word of mouth.

Sac: Get Ready To ʻRAWKʻ with Mahtie Bush X DJ ETHIK

August 24 marks the release date of the album, “RAWK” for emcee Mahtie Bush; a staple in the Sacramento Hip-Hop community. He began the notorious “Backpackramento” movement in ʻ07 and has been in the lime light and behind the scenes for over two decades as a second-generation HipHop head, emceeing, breaking and organizing.

ʻEND FR8 Project Film Premiere Boasted To Be The Next West-Coast ʻStyle Warsʻ

Sacramento, CA, Feb 15, 2018 — Independent Graffiti-Art Film, “END FR8 Project” Will Premiere March 10, For The First Time at The Historical Colonial Theatre in Oak Park; a Sub-Division of Downtown Sacramento, Showcasing Many of The Great And Late Graffiti Writers Since The ʻ90s to The Modern Era.