Hey there my names KAYLA just letting you know # Im Not a DJ or Music Artist #

BUT- If you have a passion for music like i do and are looking for all kinds of music that is dope well you have come to the right place feel free to listening to any mixes or tracks in my likes or my playlist 
none of the music is mine but its from talented Music Artists Mc's DJS singers etc

* I DO IT FOR THE LOVE *
 a hobby plus i like listening to the music too n its sometimes the only company i have besides my family


Producer and Mix/Master Engineer for SP Records

In 1993, years before anyone told ya’ to “get up off them goddamn diamonds”, South Jamaica, Queens, craziest Bal-Hed sons, ONYX, were already busy takin’ some of the Golden Era’s loot and running with it to new heights, stamping the term “hardcore” in its darkest terms upside hip hop’s head with their seminal, trailblazing platinum debut, Bacdafucup.

 

The iconic cover image of four bald, angry-lookin’ niggas, their legendary “MadFace” logo, a shoulder-strapped automatic and a menacing boot-tread took rap to a world that could “Slam” in an era where even looking at someone wrong at a rap show could get you gone. Fredro Starr, Sticky Fingaz, SonSee and the late brother Big DS didn’t break the rules: they scared them the fuck away.

 

Twenty years and several full-length underground classics later, there is still nothing so raw in live rap as getting tossed into the barrier by the smiling, sweating, maniacal fans swarming the pit, to find yourself face-to-face with the ever-Mad Faced, ever Bal-Heded ‘Dro and Sticky (and this summer, on the Rock the Bells tour, Sonsee).

 

Face to face with loud, abrasive greatness, you might just find yourself lucky enough to embrace a boot to the temple when Sticky stage-dives, or swimming with the sharks to make waves for the crowd surfers while you “Throw Ya Gunz”.

 

ONYX made boom bap gangsta, gave metal street cred, and exposed the kinship of hip hop and punk rock cultures to a wider global audience on the strength of their delivery and the look in their eye that said this was no gimmick, motherfucker – all under the guidance of their mentor and producer, the departed architect Jam Master Jay.

 

With the Snowgoons-produced Cuzo LP hot on the way and the custom-built hybrid project Black Rock in the aisles and their newly-minted international “100Mad” click growing stronger, 2013 sees ONYX bring it back-da-fuck up in your mad face. Watch out, ‘cuz they’re coming for head-blood. 


Bio by Darcy MacDonald

Hip Hop artist from Australia since 2007. Specialist in graffiti and Hip Hop music from Cairns to Adelaide.

Style: Funky/Rock/Boom Bap style hip hop with a touch of indie.

Sounds like: Drapht meets Seth Sentry

Fav Songs of Halde's: Love 4 Hip Hop and The Break Up 

Fav Songs: Train Catcher (Seth Sentry) Roll On (HTH) Beautiful Love (Vinnie Paz)  

Fav Artists: Nirvana, Black Keys, HTH, Seth S and Tantu

2Slie, an up & coming artist with real life experienced lyrics and passion for what she does. Hard working and extremely committed to give her audience nothing but the best tracks and understanding of how she feels and the best insight into how she works her magic. Definately will be the one to look out for as she's determined to get one hundred percent to the top and no obstacle, challenge or person shall get in her way to reaching her goals. Sub C first female artist to welcome into their familià and she will strive to prove she is just as capable of bringing the SubC strut as the boys. 

Itsso Cliche is following