NativeAlter 
Los Angeles born, Artist 
here to spread words of wisdom all for the love of music, hip hop, and poetry.
Alter Began his journey in the poetry scene since 2006 
and since then has shifted his craft only gaining more experience 
over the years by writing and performing his work for various people in the L.A hip hop and open mic scene.
since then Alter has continued to follow his dreams and write even more 
music to touch the souls and warm the hearts of many 

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There’s a whole other territory nestled deep within the heart of Texas…a city within the city of San Antonio. You can try tracking it on your iPhone but chances are that there is no listing for “San Anto.” The street corners are lined with palateras, taquerias, and every variety of mom and pop shop imaginable. This is the setting of Diego Bernal’s story and the source material for his music. 

Although Bernal claims San Antonio as his home town, he spent much of his childhood traversing from home to Texas’ Rio Grande Valley to California’s Bay Area. Along the way Bernal soaked up the sounds- from the Latin harmonies of Trio Los Panchos and the R&B of Bill Withers and Joe Bataan to the jazz of Charlie Mingus and McCoy Tyner. It was also the golden era of hip-hop and Bernal soon found himself infatuated with beats and production. 

Bernal was born to parents who were educators, activists, and intellectuals-a former migrant farm worker and an education reformer- so it only makes sense that he started as a civil rights attorney and then turned to politics- first as a city councilman and now a Texas State Representative... oh, and he makes some soulful beats on the side when he’s not fighting for justice and equality. 

All of Diego's projects are love letters to the music, cultures, era and people that nurtured him. The music is dusty and layered with Latin soul, from the triumphant blasts of horns to the laid back groove of lowrider melodies. It is a call to return to the simplicity and integrity of hip-hop’s best moment and an invitation to enjoy a slightly different kind of southern comfort. Not so much dirty south as directly south.

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