Born in Mississippi, raised in South West Alief Texas, Sipp Rogers started rapping in 2011. His debut in the Houston rap scene began in 2012 with his project titled, “Supreme Eggs & OatmeaL“. He is a part of the OatmeaLKLan with fellow Alief artist, OzmosisTooRAW.
Houston artist, Mufasa Enzor, recently put out this crazy smooth Hip Hop ballad fittingly entitled, Waves. Listen to it here. Twitter @MufasaEnzor Instagram @Mufasaenzor
Miami rapper, Gee Que Zues previously released his project, Zues 95. Zeus 95 serves a breath of fresh air in an industry over-saturated with trap music. Gee Que Zeus stays true to his east coast origins, with jazzy vibes, larger than life baselines, and a touch of boombap. Zeus
Houston musician, J-Wil , hailing from Southwest Alief Texas, recently released this track titled, “Wasn’t Enough”. With its infectious chorus and upbeat instrumental, one can only listen to J-Wil and vividly envision or relate to the pursuit of abundance. “Wasn’t Enough is pretty much a track describing
Who is Apollo? He is a young rapper who just found his niche in music. Apollo has released his first 3 songs since beginning rapping this year and has gotten a lot of feedback. He currently records at Wire Road Studios in the Houston Heights area.
Chris Nero Recently released his new project “Worst Enemy”. It holds 15 tracks plus one bonus. The project has a nice array of sample based beats by popular producers, and even features a heartwarming interlude featuring the voice of what seems to be Nero’s
Stream “Sunday Night Indie” A Seriously committed and innovative mind making alternative hip-hop with an introspective twist on lyricism that serves to define his stlye; solo artist Cypher the Avatar isn’t here to just make more music – he’s here to redefine the entire game
Houston artist GC has been steadily building a buzz in preparation of his debut project. Taking influence from such artists as Kanye West, early Eminem, to Biggie, GC often blends slick wordplay with unique flows and catchy hooks creating a lane and sound all his
Houston native, Pharo Saki takes a jazzy/smooth approach to a more conscious instrumental produced by Pattyperk. Come to find that Saki’s lyrical stances just don’t stand in means of doing narcotics and chilling with his AMG bros, by taking this approach on this track he
Introducing; to those who may not already be acquainted, Ozmosis Too Raw. New Houston Music Outlet features his project from earlier this year (2015). Revenge of The Pyrex (EP) gives listeners an interesting insight into the young emcee’s artistic vision. Here’s what Ozmosis had to