Know before you spin that Crocker track that you won't be pandered to. He might challenge your worldview. He might imply that you're closet bigot, a intellectual coward, or a lazy, blind follower of whatever disposable trend, belief or ideology is being marketed to you. He'll call you out. If he's not making you uncomfortable, that's because you aren't listening.

That's not hype. In 2013, the annual Spring Fling festival in Spartanburg, South Carolina, banned a contracted performer from taking the stage. It was the first time in the festival's 35 year history that this had happened, and it only added to the controversy that the performer was a native son, a hip-hop artist, and had gotten the festival slot in the first place due to popular vote. That performer was Crocker, and the reason he was banned was due to a controversial collaboration track with The Lone Gunmen titled "American Way." In the track, Crocker railed against ethnic, socioeconomic and religious prejudice, culminating in a rousing refrain, "Kill Whitey! Kill Whitey! / Say what you like but you think just like me." Had it been another performer, perhaps the whole controversy would have quietly faded. But that didn't happen. Within hours, TV crews and newspaper reporters were covering the story. The public outcry was so loud that there was another first from the City of Spartanburg ... a formal apology.

That's Crocker's story in miniature. He says what needs to be said, even if it means alienating his audience. And then, after the waves anger and the outrage have crested and receded, that same riled-up crowd comes back, desperate for more.

Born in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Terry Stephen Crocker, Jr. became a rapper because, as he puts it, "I'm an extrovert, and I can't sing." Starting with "The Story of Hansel & Gretel," his joint debut EP release with producer Jack Bandit in Spring 2009, Crocker has been a constant presence on the Carolina underground hip-hop scene. He was a featured performer in the "The Boom Bap & Broke Tour," joined by Ghani Gautama, Ratchet Kills and Lock One. He has opened for underground acts like Ceschi & AWOL One, as well as more mainstream performers like Akil The MC of Jurassic 5, Tame One and El Da Sensei.

Crocker is also the founder and co-owner of LVLRN Records, an independent label focused on finding and developing talented, undiscovered artists. He's joined on the LVLRN by performers like Lindsay Keane, Feather Fly Focus and Hillary Keane, as well as a wealth of collaborators such as Katalyst and Walter Kronkite.

Crocker's work, like all great art, asks probing, uncomfortable questions. It challenges dominant perspectives. It defies the mainstream trends, and speaks to the problematic, often unsolvable truths. He's not the type of performer who panders to prejudices or sticks to formulas just to sell albums. He takes his rhymes and beats, his lyrics and riffs, and uses them to draw a line in sand. On one side is complacent consumption, on the other side something closer to the truth. His music stares you right in the eyes, and asks that unspoken question: "Which side do you want to be on?" The next step is yours. - Steve Shanafelt (October 19, 2013)

The placeholder sequel to my crew tape "The Bastard Sessions Vol. 1.5": http://www.mediafire.com/download/cwd3gunj82g9ded/Crocker%2C_Krosswordze%2C_%26_Walter_Kronkite-_The_24_Hours_%26_Counting_EP.zip

My 24 hour collaboration EP w/ Walter Kronkite & Krosswordze "The 24 Hours & Counting EP": http://www.mediafire.com/download/cwd3gunj82g9ded/Crocker%2C_Krosswordze%2C_%26_Walter_Kronkite-_The_24_Hours_%26_Counting_EP.zip

My Cover Of Prof. Logik's "Audible Palindrome" "Crocker Does Audible Palindrome" Presented By Lovelorn Records DL Link: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2lfdn3c8fpdfc7s

My 2nd Solo Mixtape "The Muta Scale" Presented by Lovelorn Records & Sparkle City Records Download Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?q92inbrsuqrjha1

My Crew "The Bastards" 1st Compilation Mixtape, "The Bastard Sessions Vol. 1" Download Link: www.mediafire.com/?zw48c6s8xwgddte

91db was formed, by a collective of session musicians. Including Producer/Jungalist drummer Paul Johnson, guitarist Si Hayden and headed by Emmanuel Henry. Working towards one main goal, from the DJ too the band.

They focused there sound by working with a eclectic mix of featuring vocalists and session musicians, to form a live UK dance act that brings a unique and focused style to the dance floor. Extensively touring the UK supporting other live dance acts such as, Dread Zone, Example and Grace Jones at events and festivals.

91db’s highly acclaimed first album “Waiting” featuring Bella D, drawing influences from early pioneers of dub reggae and liquid D&B. It has received glowing reviews by Future music & Sound on Sound.

Moving forward 91db restructured the dynamics of the band with additional member Dave Thomson DJ/producer aka 42Floor to bring a fresh dance floor prospective to the band.

Gaining new focus 91db returned to the studio a write their second album, again using the influences of the band members to embark on a journey of heavy synth modulations and live instrumentation

With expanding knowledge of the dance scene band members Paul Johnson and David Thomson set up Dbeats Records, collaborating and remixing artists such as – Panjabi MC, Trilla, Offlicence and The Trinity Band.

Touring with their new album “Horizon” featuring guest vocalists out January 2014. 91db continues to gain momentum performing outstanding live high-energy liquid drum & bass.

I started this project back in 2000, I have played in punk/hardcore bands but also i love experimental music. so i started Teetering on the Precipice. It's whatever I feel like doing and anything that is bizarre, weird and strange, like me. thanks.


Buck Allen represents primitive and aggressive beats.

Grew up in Milwaukee, home of Drop Bass Network, listening to Gabber/Hardcore, Drum and Bass, and Hard Techno.  Moved to Florida in 2005, home of Florida Breaks, Miami Bass, and Electro.  This is what makes up the DJ style of Buck Allen.

Respect goes out to all the people that are contributing to DJ culture especially: Bad Chemistry Recordings, Torque, FSEDM, Party 95, and the city of Hialeah.

Mad Word

Hip Hop instrumental production est. 2005

Email: madwordbeats@gmail.com



Jericho Brothers.. An intergalactic group of musicians that originate from various quadrants of the Milky Way! A sound fueled by the ancient past and future time traveling.

On this page you'll find various and random unreleased recordings - rummage and have fun!

You can find our album "Totality" on Spotify, Itunes, Google Play, and all that jazz.

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