Vinny West is here to take over the rap game, especially on the West Coast. Hailing from literally all areas of Los Angeles, the “Too Player” MC makes it a point to call himself an artist, not just a rapper. In addition, he’s a proud member of his rap group Bank Boys, a businessman with his own clothing brand, and a college student studying Business. Read more…
Fat Meech is here to put on for South Central Los Angeles. The West Coast singer, songwriter, and rapper has been through a lot, witnessing his cousin being shot twice in front his own house at the young age of 13. What might otherwise kill you, Meech consciously turns into a positive and focuses on perfecting his craft in the studio. Read more…
Move over, there’s a new Asian hip-hop artist in town. All the way from Seattle, Swang has the same confidence level as Drake, with hopes to be the biggest Asian artist to ever do it. The “Tryin’” rapper views his hometown as a place that didn’t have the resources or platform to help aspiring artists obtain their dreams, which is every reason why he plans to take things to the next level. Read more…
P1 says he’s going to be the next West Coast legend, the exact message he delivers in his newest single titled “Big On Big.” Signed to Treacherous Records, the South Central Los Angeles recording artist is best known for his ability to combine hip-hop and melodies, fusing them into one as he captures your attention with each note. Read more…
Mike Russ plans to be the next big thing out of San Bernardino. He says he has the Lil Uzi effect: when he walks in the room, he’s mysterious. People want to know who he is, what’s he doing, what’s his motive? Grinding as an independent artist, he knows his time awaits. And when it happens, you’ll know. Read more…
Liife is here to put on for Compton in the best way possible. The West Coast lyricist grew up to the likes of Ice Cube, Tupac, Snoop Dogg, and Lil Wayne, the latter of which he has a fire feature in the vault. How they linked was actually on some street shit, helping Weezy get back his Young Money chain that was stolen. The rest is history. Read more…
Rockie Fresh loves music, period. Hailing from Chicago but splitting his time between Los Angeles and The Chi, the 28-year-old came up alongside Casey Veggies, going on to unleash their nostalgic Fresh Veggies mixtape. While he’s considered a rapper, his influences include a wide range of styles including rock, rap, reggae, and more. Read more…
