“I rap for lifers and felons,” Nutso proclaims on “Unda Ground,” the intro to his latest EP, Divided Souls, completed with DJ Pain 1 and his Divided Souls production team. But Nutso’s lyrics transcend and boxes one may try to place them in. Perhaps Nutso’s most important gift as an MC is his ability to describe the beautiful struggle while never slacking on a bar. While the Queens product has dropped a slew of quality EPs over the past few years, he’s also stayed busy working with and showing love to the next generation of MCs on the rise. With a winner-take-all mentality and the quality music to back him up, Nutso shows why he’s one of the most consistent and gifted MCs coming out of the NYC. In this exclusive interview, we talk about Divided Souls, finding success as an indie artist, his new album with Domingo titled Red Sunday, working with legends like Kool G. Rap, and much more. Stay tuned after the interview as Nutso drops an exclusive acapella and survives a round of questions served via the Random Question Generator (if you want to know what homie’s last dream was, here’s your chance).

Nutso - The ProfileWild Interview + Acapella

Shaun A.K.A Juxx Diamondz From  Brownsville, NY Brooklyn's own Diamond in the Rough They say that when you apply enough pressure to black coal you create a diamond, well that’s just what happened to create Brooklyn born Native, Juxx Diamondz. This Brownsville rapper uses his street experiences as the paint to create his musical artwork. Diamondz is very serious about his music as he expresses in his music. “I’m just a young dude out of the gutter, which survived a lot of the things that some grown men couldn’t survive,” offers the young rap-slayer who describes his style as a smooth gangster. “Basically all my stuff is based on reality, I’m a reality rapper." When asked what he will bring to the game, Juxx simply replies, "Just real tell it like it is music. That feels good, street, commercial, backpack, pop hip-hop." Working with the likes of SoSoDef recording artist Q Da Kid, Lady Luck, Doc Holliday, Skullz, and more. His flows are thick with color impressions of street life, hood life, and real life. Juxx Diamondz released his Mixtape entitled “Blood Diamondz” in October, 2008 which sold 5000 copies. A track from that street album titled 'Oh No' received air play by Peter Rosenberg on New York's Hot 97.1 FM. His style is heavily influenced by such hip-hop notables as Jay Z, Notorious BIG, Tupac, and classic musical greats such as Kool and the Gang, Smokie Robinson, and Al Green to name a few. His lyrical style is something new and definitely worth hearing. Hip-Hop right now is saturated with artists that say their the next big thing, Juxx Diamondz doesn’t continue that trend he just let his music speak for itself. He has been featured on dozens of hip-hop blogs and sites and mixtapes. The streets talk and they all say that Juxx Diamondz has the presence and hunger the industry needs. Currently Juxx Diamondz is working on his album "Birth of the Beginning", which can only be described as a classic in the making.

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