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| The Rap Sheet: September Edition
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Written by Robert Kelly
Wednesday, 01 September 2010 07:33 |
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Baltimore's own Travis Holifield is no stranger to struggling. Coming up in the ghetto's of Baltimore with drug addicted parents who spent most of there time in the judicial system. Travis found sanctuary in Baltimore Hip-Hop. A mix-tape master, "Bossman" has sold more than 25,000 copies of these street masterpieces, featuring hits such as the street anthem "O", as well as the singles "I Did It" and "Off Da Record." Bossman has certainly carved out his very own corner on the streets of Baltimore.
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| The Rap Sheet: August Edition
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Written by Robert Kelly
Sunday, 01 August 2010 10:04 |
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| EM EE TEE 8 CHO DEE MaNNN...
EM EE TEE 8 CHO DEE MaNNN...
EM EE TEE 8 CHO DEE MaNNN...
Arguably the most charismatic member of the Wu-Tang Clan... Undoubtedly the most successful, Clifford Smith, aka Method Man, Johnny Blaze, the Ticallion Stallion has been a prominent artist in the hip hop genre since the early to mid 90's. He took his stage name from the 1979 Kung-Fu movie "The Fearless Young Boxer" and took their group name from a Kung-Fu movie as well.
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| The Rap Sheet: July Edition
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Written by Robert Kelly
Wednesday, 30 June 2010 21:32 |
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| Sullee J is a man on the scene. His biography opens with a rather unusual statement... "I dont call myself an artist; I call myself a poetic scar, born with a talent and raised in the struggle." With nice beats and thick rhymes, Sullee J is someone every hip hop enthusiest should know about. Stringing along endless rhymes until a bomb ass hook drops, we're all in this together, rocking back and forth as one.
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| The Rap Sheet: June Edition
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Written by Robert Kelly
Sunday, 06 June 2010 00:37 |
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| Baltimore is a city, bursting at the seams with hot, young talent. It’s vibrant city life and mix of cultures leaves our artists with plenty of inspiring material. Good or bad, this is our city… Of these young up & comer’s, there is an emcee out of Dundalk who lives his life for the struggle. Day and night, he’s on the grind, doing whatever is needed to keep his pockets fat. This artist goes by the name of “Trigga” and as he put it once in one of his songs “I love my name!” Trigga has been on the path to stardom since 2005, when, as he says “something came over me.” He went on to tell me “back in ’05, things were real tough for me, my personal life was
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