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My music career began at the age of 6 when I received a guitar from my parents. I learned two chords and formed my first band. Our equipment was a puppet piano, two washing drums and a guitar. Between the ages of 12 and 15 I played in several bands with friends. Big role models were Jimi Hendrix, Doors, Janis Joplin, Alwin Lee etc. I was mainly influenced by Krautrock bans like Can, Groschnitt and Eloy. In the meantime I was able to improvise a few barre chords, mainly using the blues scale. But practicing was never my thing. So I automatically only progressed a step further when I liked a new riff. Music has always been an integral part of my work with children and people with disabilities. In 1990 I founded the band “Kroklowafzi” with friends, and later I played in the “Karl Grass Companie” purely for the joy of music, without any professional ambitions (audio samples are available on YouTube on my SoundCloud channel). During this time I had the opportunity to record my music in multiple tracks for the first time. Everything was still very amateurish and chaotic. After a divorce, I ended up on the streets and went into a psychotic episode. I now had 6 children to support but couldn't work. During this time, my brother gave me a music program that I could use to remaster my recordings from the last few years.

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Singer-Songwriter Kissye Howze sees her voice as the prime asset that sets her apart from other artists.Her voice can be raspy, appealing well as hard.When she’s not working, she loves to write music and poems.Kissye Howze believes everyone has the potential in becoming successful in their careers.


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Elisha Luke John professionally known as Big BlaccDugg, born on February 14, 2007, is a fast-rising Nigerian rap artist bringing a bold and authentic voice to the country’s hip-hop scene. At just 18, he is already carving out his identity through sharp lyricism, unfiltered storytelling, and a seamless fusion of rap and Afro-inspired sounds.

Growing up in Nigeria, Elisha Luke John was drawn to music from a young age, finding expression in rhythm, wordplay, and the raw energy of hip-hop. Influenced by both global rap culture and the rich musical traditions of Africa, he developed a style that blends gritty narratives with ambition-driven messages, resonating with a new generation of listeners.

Big BlaccDugg’s artistry goes beyond entertainment—his music captures the struggles, resilience, and dreams of everyday life, while reflecting the cultural heartbeat of Nigeria. His unique ability to balance hard-hitting rap flows with Afro-rhythmic elements sets him apart as one of the most promising young voices in the genre.

As he continues to expand his catalog and grow his audience, Big BlaccDugg is positioning himself as more than an artist—he is a movement in the making. With determination, creativity, and a sound that speaks to both local and international audiences, he is poised to be a standout force in the evolution of African hip-hop.



This is my take on cloud rap. cooked up in my bedroom. Inspired by Pouya & $uicideboy$

LiaStarr is an independent rapper, music producer, engineer, and songwriter hailing from Decatur, Georgia. Known for her unique blend of rap with alternative pop beats, LiaStarr also goes by NattieBeatz and produces and engineers most of her own tracks under her brand. Since 2019, she’s independently released five singles, two albums, an EP, and a variety of freestyles. For a deeper look into her journey, follow her on social media below!

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Rich Vysion, the conscious rap luminary born in the Bronx and now flourishing in Brooklyn, unveils his latest chapter as a published author, a testament to his unwavering triumph against all odds: How a braggadocious rapper overcame mental health struggles, and along the way, created a platform that bridges the gap between music and mental health.

His tracks are cinematically musical—often crafted from orchestral pieces, haunting piano motifs, and ominously entrancing basslines. His thought-provoking artistry has garnered favorable comparisons to Mos Def, Talib Kweli, and Common. Vysion’s work has been featured in such esteemed outlets as XXL Magazine, VideoCity TV, Zevo TV, Soul Science Radio Station, Skilly Magazine, American Pride Magazine, Flyah Magazine Site, TrendCity Radio, LUTG Radio, “Next Up Mixtape Volume 295,” “We Workin Mixtape Volume 197,”and Thisis50.com. He’s also earned an exclusive sponsorship from the Rude Boy Clothing Brand.
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