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Ice Cream & Flan
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Crimeside
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Die
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Swarm
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Blaxploitation
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Mecca & Medina
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Purple Tape & Henny
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36th Chamber
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Showrocka New Haven, Connecticut
Showrocka is an seasoned emcee with a heavy emphasis on complex bars and hardcore boom bap beats. He has made himself a staple in the New England Underground rap scene and is the face of the "Pay the Rappers" movement. While he is heavily active on many Instagram rap platforms, his main focus is making quality music for his dedicated fans. ... more
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Phenomenal. Chill vibes for you and your grown ass homies to drink, smoke and contemplate life to. I've always been a fan of Kidz, but they are back better than ever.
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The Fort Wayne Workhorse is at it again. 15 tracks of heat, obscure basketball references and top tier features. Kofa never disappoints.
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Time time for some action! If you like hardcore boombap hiphop, say no more. These are your guys. get familiar
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by Showrocka + Sankofa = ShowKofa
supported by 6 fans who also own “I Grew Up On Wu”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “I Grew Up On Wu”
This is the best album I have heard in so long. The message in each song is so powerful it brings me to tears at times. Especially when I first heard it. This is a movie for your mind that helps you reflect on your own life. The cadence and flows along with the entendre and spiritual jewels make this a must have for true hip hop heads.
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journal entries
by Mark Saunders
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 22, 2024
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