Rahrah Gabor is a rapper & songwriter who’s summed up in a word. Unruly. She’s also an amalgam of all
the things that makes unruly rappers great: critical presence, pointed and layered lyrics, hood savvy, a
unique sense of style and an incorrigible self-possession that bucks at nay-sayers.
Gabor harkens to the golden age of hip-hop channeling Lil Kim and Jadakiss though she
isn't a revivalist. Rahrah’s work explores her youth and her day-to-day life living in America.


After self-releasing two EPs, Rahrah went on to catch the eyes and ears of outlets like
Afropunk, photographer Ryan McGinley whose latest books and exhibitions have featured her and 
artists like Buke and Gase who she’s supported at Mercury Lounge. She also played Slay
TV’s inaugural SlayFest at Brooklyn Academy of Music , the MOCADA and the DICE Festival in Berlin. 

If you ask her, she’ll admit to having first dove into hip-hop to prove a point. But Rahrah would like to become the kind of challenge an 
increasingly challenged industry

Brassland is an artist-operated label started in 2001 by The National's Aaron and Bryce Dessner (http://brycedessner.com) and writer Alec Hanley Bemis (soundcloud.com/a-h-b). We encourage collaboration and creation among an evolving assortment of creative folks.

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Listen to our regular podcasts as we speak to cutting edge musicians, inspiring filmmakers, critics & curators from throughout our music, film & art programme. 

isomonstrosity is a pandemic symphony in rap and avant-pop. The project was assembled by three collaborators Ellen Reid, Johan Lenox, and Yuga Cohler. They solicited contributions from an array of contemporary classical composers, then overlaid features from an all-star cast of voices from contemporary rap and modern avant-pop including 645AR, Danny Brown
Danny L Harle, Empress Of, Kacy Hill, Tommy Genesis, Vic Mensa & Zacari.

"isomonstrosity, however, is quite possibly the platonic ideal of a pandemic album...." — The FADER

"It’s wild to hear these guys over the song’s abstract experimental orchestral electronic music, but they both sound great in this environment" — Stereogum

"it's a very cool dose of out-there, psychedelic rap music" — Brooklyn Vegan

The Perennials are Pete and Amanda Wells. Originally, formed in Spokane, WA, the two relocated to Brooklyn, NY and spent the last few years working closely with friend and producer Thomas "Doveman" Bartlett (The National, Glen Hansard, Sufjan Stevens). The Perennials are set to release their new EP in early 2016 so keep an eye out for more news in January!

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