Guru, Redman, Wu-Tang, Slick Rick, Big L, Big Pun, Pac and Biggie equally, random cats from the hood, Jeru, Outkast, Nas, Big Daddy Kane, Rakim, Scarface,...
Chapter 13 is the first page of a new chapter in the hip-hop movement. It all began in the late fall of 2001, with 2 up and coming young emcees, Zero Basement and Kory Calico, showing off their talents and hunger at various venues in the local Atlanta battle scene, where they are each accomplished veterans. Shortly after seeing one another perform at various open mic's the two decided to collaborate and approached Kno from Cunninlynguists and the live band Heavy Mojo to record several songs. They were looking to merely make a few tracks for the fun of it, but little did they know they would produce such gems as "Rockstars", featured on the Sloppy Seconds compilation (distributed by freshchest) executive produced by Kno, and "Gold Chains", a collaboration with live band Heavy Mojo. By this time it seemed official that the Atlanta underground had found its newest rising stars, with multiple performances under their belts and the duo gaining praise from the local hip hop community, all that was needed now was a title to fit them. so what would you call 2 poor and struggling youths trying to make a name for themselves in a time where the only hip hop music being pushed on the public consisted of descriptions of flashy jewelry,selling drugs and/or cars with enormous rims? Chapter 13 seemed to say it all against the hypocrisy or hiphop-crisy portrayed by pop rappers and the media. They speak best to the ever-growing percentage of people unable to afford the corporate american dream and live a storybook lifestyle. with a fresh blend of socially conscious lyrics involving clever word play and intricate rhyme schemes with original boom bap production, Chapter 13 will be the next big phenomena to sweep this country if not the world with a message most are too timid to express. "were just regular dudes with bills to pay who dont trust the government and like to paint on trains" -kory calico
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ay, whats up, im about to put up about 6 new beats tomorrow , wednesday,, on my page, they pretty different from the rnb/ hip hop already on my page, they more like Dipset/ Dirty South type Bangers,, they'll be here Link- www.tonesetterbeats.com ,, aighte, just wanted to let u know, if u like them we should collab definitely, peace
Hey, hey, hey... We're doing another banger on December 26th, the day after Christmas! Its called Cool Shit vol. 1. Go'ne and put that Christmas money in your pocket, lace up them new kicks, and come on down to Lennys. Should be off the chain!
Come out for a hootin', hollerin', good time with folk music, workshops, good southern home cookin', apple bobbing, brew, friends, family, and great stories to tell!
A benefit for George Sossenko, Spanish Civil War Veteran, to publish his book, The Idealistic Adventurer!
Wish more people were hearin' your music. Much love and respect from Cali! Keep doin' your damn thang so we can keep enjoying that shit. So much respect!
Nice job on the cuts i heard from the new album...it's crazy to think about when you first got into rhymin and and how far youve come now...i'm proud of ya bruh
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