Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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Posted by Charles Mudede on Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 1:17 PM
More proof that Seattle's hiphop scene is in its moment, the CMJ's hiphop chart holds three works that were produced by locals artists: The Blue Scholar's Oof, which is at number 3; D.Black's Ali'yah, which is at 4; and the Physics' High Society, which is at 16.
Last week, CMJ's music festival had no less than four acts from the Seattle area: THEESatisfaction, D. Black, Grynch, and Champagne Champagne. What's great about this collection? Its diversity. Each act has a distinct style and musical direction. Seattle is, true, more and more becoming one crew, but it is a unity of singularities.
The image of the Physics is from here.
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What is CMJ? Never heard of it. I clicked on the links, and its some sort of music marathon on New York? Whatever.
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