1/3 ..pretty decent track, got a little ahead of the beat when you were going slower, and wasnt feeling the hook! you got a decent voice, use it!

1/3 u could have left the sing out and it would have been better and the content was weak could of confused

2/3 the sounds pretty clean, but the layout of the song is a bit chaotic.

"Vote: 8" VERSES: Mix is good. Has a good variety of flows to keep interest. Dig the concept! Lyrics are interesting enough to want to have another listen.    HOOK: The raps are on point. Its put together pretty good. The "Go Time" (sorry if thats wrong) is a bit too loud and takes over.. the lala-lalala-laa-laa, sounds a little bland. A little more reverb or softer back track would set it off! Good job!

Thanks to everyone that voted and listened. It is an honor

2nd Place Winner in the Oxygen Beats Rap Contest. Watch it on YouTube. Download it on SoundCloud. Follow No Modern People. Thanks to all the voters and supporters 

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Anaheim Mixtape is proud to feature Hapizzez from San Diego, CA with his single Silhouette.

"I will be working with Hapizzez on Staturday, October 18 at the San Diego Lowrider Gospel Fest. The S.O.G. Crew will be live in concert at this event sponsored in part by City Heights Recreation Council, City Councillmember Marti Emerald, City Parks and Recreation and San Diego Police Department Mid City Division." ~ Dr. Robert "Battle Ax" Ornelas

Hapizzez:
~Intro (Bio)
It seems that many independent emcees are chasing dreams. They are captive to the promises flashy rappers give. They are trying to make their lives mirror fabricated lyrics. Contrast that goal with music stimulated by dreams of hope. Hapizzez’s songs derive from an experienced warrior and humanitarian. His new album, “Breaking the Mask," illustrates his heart’s desire to inspire positive change in the community by challenging the status quo. His conveys grassroots style of hip-hop thought-provoking lyrics and personal action.

~Background
A light-skinned Mexican boy growing up in the streets of Southern California; Hapizzez struggles to fit in. He explains, “I was a non-Spanish speaking Hispanic kid named Jef, who listen to rap, I didn’t fit any stereotype. I wasn’t black, white, or brown, and there were no other categories. Ultimately, I came to understand my chemical make-up was beyond my control; all I could do was pick my music preference and be responsible for my conduct.”
Like many young men, Hapizzez lived the fast life. When he was 21, he was arrested for public disturbance due to heavy alcohol consumption. Events such as this combined with starting a family led him to seek advice from spiritual men. He became a humanitarian, volunteering at orphanages in Tijuana, Malaysia, and Thailand. A trained Red Cross Shelter Operator, he aided in shelter operations during California wildfires. He was deployed five times while in the Armed Forces.
“My lyrics were therapy. I was failing at many things in life, and I had many worries. When I hit bottom, I found I was not alone. There were too many people hurting. My lyrics changed from an expression of personal pain to a desire for hope. I wanted to give back. It became my motto. I called my style ‘Grassroots Hip Hop.'” Hapizzez’s words and music coincide with his actions and hopes.

~Breaking the Mask (Album)
Hapizzez is Hebrew for “the one who breaks." It is no coincidence that he used the meaning of his emcee name to identify the threat. Produced by Leonardo Suarez Jr., “Breaking the Mask” is simply a call to step outside traditional misconceptions and look at the heart of what is important. It is an attempt to inspire greatness within one’s self for the greater good.
“The background and the details tell a story as interesting as the lyrics,” Hapizzez says. “Take, for instance, track 15 ‘WatDeySayinn,' the original version. It was recorded on a warship off of the coast of Japan. I was on board as a first responder during the 2011 tsunami. You can hear the hum of equipment because there was no quiet recording studio. It was a risk to include it because the quality is off from the rest of the album; however, it was the genesis for the project.”
The featured artists are the most talented and positive independent rappers. Their willingness to collaborate is an indication to the collective optimism for this project.  Braille, NomiS, Playdough, and Tena Jones’ skill sets are magnificently displayed and make this album a supplemental must for their fans.

~Rapping up (conclusion)
2013 Hapizzez hosted the Soul Samurai Syndicate, an open mic and music showcase in the Los Angeles area. He also hosted Hip Hop Night in San Diego and The San Diego Lowrider Gospel Fest.
2014 He is scheduled to host The San Diego Lowrider Gospel fest for the second year.
2015 New album scheduled for release.
He is dedicated to promoting other independent emcees and helping non-profits in the area. “Their success is my success,” he explains. Hapizzez is a “Grassroots Hip Hop” emcee in words and deeds.  

Silhouette of Other People by Hapizzez (San Diego)

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An EP telling the story of a journey's progress that is currently being made to the finish line!

So, When I See Him Face to Face,

Panic, worry, darkness closing in around me.
These are some of the words I could use to describe anxiety,
but nothing I can say could speak of its entirety,
as I question internally if I've lost my sanity.

Breathe. You will get through this.

You will get through the sleepless nights,
You will get through all the internal fights,
and all the days that don’t seem right
and when the world hits you with all its might.

Breathe. You will get through this.

Because I know I am more than just anxiety,
and one day I hope to be free of it entirely.
But until then, I will keep telling myself, quietly,
I am stronger than this. I am stronger than my anxiety.

Breathe. You will get through this.

When The World Stopped

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Hapizzez (Coach Jef) resides in America’s Finest City San Diego, California. Over the last few years, he has been a high school and college water polo coach. A U.S. Navy veteran of 21 years, he continues the spirit of service through his actions, music, and faith. As a member of The SOG Crew, Hapizzez has traveled to Hickam Air Force Base, the University of Hawaii, Nashville, Arizona, and all over California. He has been interviewed by Kwon Five-Nine on Speak Life Radio in Las Vegas, Nevada while celebrating at the Latin GRAMMY’s. Hapizzez appears on The S.O.G. Crew album "Fighting 4 Love" distributed by (Thump Records/ Universal Music Group) with a song titled ‘Take Me Away’ produced by Tito Rodriguez and 'Silhouette' featuring NotDonsi.

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~Hapizzez of The SOG Crew

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