NWRAP

J-RITZ & SAYWORDS – UNDENIABLE

  The album is available HERE! for FREE.  Check it out Portland rap fans.  This is good stuff.  Know about it.   J-RITZ: Man, It’s been full of Ups & Downs, a lot of trial & error, & a ton of struggle…I dont think people understand how hard it is to be an artist, & [...]

Quiz Zilla – NW Takeover

1.  We see you.  Your release of the Candyman video is epic.  Truthfully, we havent seen that degree of cinematography and concept from alot of NW rappers as of late.  Tell us about the concept of the song and the video?         quiz:  Well I wanted a song to show a little [...]

TODD G – What Man Meant For Evil

LMC – White Girl Wasted

O.K., let us start by saying that we are completely addicted. The videos, the songs, the images, the swag. Count us in on the LMC train. Now let’s start by telling our readers how much of what we see is image, and how much is how you are as a person – in real life…

Phatt Water

1. Tell our readers about your movement… >> Water Is A fresh face To Tha’ music Scene, Puttin’ hard Work And major effort together, Born & raised in Portland, Oregon, He has started a very strong fan base for him self, With a Flashy Upscale Flow, and A Smooth Swagga on the Mic gives him [...]

Kenny Mack – LIVE from Federal Prison

Northwest legend Kenny Mack won West Coast Hip hop Artist of the Year at the West Coast Music Awards.  Less than a year later he was sent back to prison for 7 and a half years.  The sentence was part of a plea agreement he made with federal prosecutors to avoid a 15 to life [...]

Lil’ Bamm – Bad News Travels Fast

HoodLum is my Newest Mix Album. I came up with the name for this album after I watched a 1997 film which was called Hoodlum.  When I seen the film it reminded me in so many ways of my own life, and if you listen to my music I talk about things I’ve done, things [...]

Vocab – T Dot to P.O.

To be honest, and not to sound corny, but it’s the stage. It doesn’t matter if I’m rocking in front of 10 people or a 1,000. There’s no better feeling in the world than connecting with complete strangers, and watching people react to my music.

Dubble00

Basically when i came out there wasn’t anyone in the game coming out like i was . I came out completely in my own lane. My lifestyle, my slang,100% authentic to my lifestyle. I came in totally spaced out from the beginning and no one had ever heard of space age or being spaced out.

Smurf Luchiano & 2 Real Records

My music career started as a rapper in high school, after high school I was heavy into the gang life and helped start the Kerby Blocc Crips. I wanted to change the life style and express my feelings and be able to make money. We would always be in the hood listening to music and rapping.

Arjay

This is a huge moment for me as an artist. A full length debut album giving me the opportunity to truly express myself. I have wanted this since I was old enough to know what music was and have spent my life honing my talent working for this opportunity. I’m proud of the album and excited to share it with everyone.

Mr. D.O.G. – Tacoma Boss

Doing music is not for the faint at heart and despite what some of you aspiring rappers may think, it's not the quickest way to get paid. You actually have to be good and have hustle to accommodate your talent. You have to constantly elevate your game. Never get complacent.

Cool Nutz & Jus Family Records

The biggest rapper in the Northwest, a business man, the voice behind the urban music scene at large and of course the self proclaimed, King Cool Nutz.

J-Kronic & Rose Bent

The competitiveness of the NW urban music scene is very exciting. We don’t hear very many of our artists’ music syndicated on a national level, therefore all of us are pushing harder to cross over into that next stage in the game. We are seeing things around here that we haven’t seen in a long while, or even ever.