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Artist: Smif-N-Wessun
Part of Brooklyn's talented Boot Camp Clik, the powerful tandem of Smif-n-Wessun got their start on Black Moon's classic debut, Enta da Stage, in 1993. Rudeboy MCs Tek and Steele made their presence felt on the cuts "U da Man" and "Black Smif N' Wessun." In early 1994, the crew scored a massive underground hit with "Bucktown," a reference to... [+] Read More
Artist: Smif-n-Wessun
Part of Brooklyn's talented Boot Camp Clique, this powerful tandem got their start on Black Moon's classic debut, Enta Da Stage, in 1993. Rudeboy MCs Tek and Steele made their presence felt on the cuts "U Da Man" and "Black Smif N' Wessun." In early 1994, the crew scored a massive underground hit with "Bucktown," a reference to their... [+] Read More
Artist: Unicron
UNICRON IS AURAL FREEWARE WHICH EXISTS SOLELY TO PREPARE U, DEAR LISTENER, FOR *BRASS KNUCKLE BULLIES* THE FULL-LENGTH LP FORTHCOMING FROM TRUNKS. DELVE DEEP INTO THE INTRICACIES OF THIS PAGE TO FIND HIS BIO, A ONE-SHEET FOR B*K*B (FEATURING TEK'N'STEELE / BLACK SMIF'N'WESSUN, THIRSTIN HOWL III, DEL THE FUNKY HOMOSAPIEN, J-ZONE, MF DOOM, AMBUSH,... [+] Read More
Artist: Cocoa Brovaz
The hardcore rap duo Da Cocoa Brovaz paired Tek and Steele, who together first emerged from Brooklyn in 1993 under the name Smif-N-Wessun. Debuting two years later with Dah Shinin', they immediately ran into interference from Smith & Wesson firearms, resulting in a three-year legal battle which ended with the adoption of the name Cocoa Brovaz;... [+] Read More
Artist: Frankie Cutlass
Much like his idol Marley Marl, Frankie Cutlass gathered MCs and vocalists under the umbrella of projects -- which he spearheaded as producer and mixer -- while still maintaining an edge as a DJ by playing consistently in clubs, both dance- and hip-hop-oriented. Originally from Puerto Rico, he moved to Spanish Harlem in New York with his family... [+] Read More
Artist: Da Beatminerz
The production team known as da Beatminerz came together in the late '90s to rejuvenate hip-hop with their purist aesthetics, which looked back to the genre's pioneering New York-based producers rather than the contemporary synthesizer-based sounds that were suddenly becoming the norm. The five group members, led by brothers DJ Evil Dee and Mr.... [+] Read More
