Innocent? teams up with producer Big Jazz on “Try Me” , currently tearin up the charts! Stay tuned for the visual.

TRY ME - prod. by Big Jazz

Rest in Peace to Michael Brown and to every young black man murdered in America, whether by the hands of white or black. I pray that one day the world will be filled with peace and rid of injustice. Only then will we all Be Free - Cole

J. Cole - Be Free

Offering (Prod. Tom Misch)

Dris Rip- Bar Wars

Lil Bibby joins forces with Common on this soulful track. "Let Me Speak To Em" #FC3 is dropping on Black Friday November 27th. And be sure to go cop that "AwwMan" ft. Future off iTunes smarturl.it/iAwwMan 

Speak To Em

Don't (Remix)

Art + Music inspired by Kanye West/Nina Simone/Rihanna/Swizz Beats + LIFE. Enjoy good people. 

Famous Freestlye  - Dris Rip

BIO: 
Dris Rip was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. He grew up listening to Hip Hop, Jazz, RnB, and soul music,  which heavily influenced his artistic style and point of view. 

It’s no surprise that Dris Rip’s lyrical flow and ideology is greatly influenced by rappers that took the late 90’s era by storm such as, Nas, Jay-Z, The Notorious B.I.G., Tupac, and Common; their genius encompassed great lyricism along with distinctive flow and captivating beats. 

Mainly known for hisquick-witted topical freestyle ability amongst his peers, Dris Rip began to transform his verses into entire songs that included everything from his religion to his fears of not being successful in this ever-changing world. 

Dris Rip’s music is a descriptive journey through his beliefs on social and political issues, life struggles, paranoia, racism, and his observation on the world in which we live in. It’s not just word play and dissection of the English language that leaves you wanting more, his delivery is passionate and captivating, giving the listener a keen  perspective on how deeply connected he is to every line he creates. 

Dris Rip has a grassroots, performance roster that parallels the career paths of many hungry and successful emcees. Having commanded audiences throughout New York at venues such as The Nuyorican Poets Café, The 5spot, The Pyramid Club, and The Knitting Factory, he has established a considerable following that issure to surpass the underground scene.

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