What UIHHD?
It is an independent collection of instrumental hip-hop underground. The collection of young and mature, novice and experienced, but certainly interesting and talented young men whose work could not be seen.
The purpose of this book is only to show how hip-hop and what we are interested in hip-hop we can do. This is a look at that, when this culture has found a golden dawn and leaked to us by leaps and bounds has passed through the streets, entrances, neighborhoods, districts, minds. This is a derivative of the hiss of the old tapes in the recorder and the recitative of the dynamics of the time had not yet clear language, it attempts to write to the VCR first hip-hop videos, is searching for interesting vinyl records, a "Wild Style", is the emblem of Onyx on the fences and entrances, is scrawled on desks name of hip-hop teams in school ...
This is something that can show your friends, this is something that will complement the breakfast, lunch or dinner, it's an appetizer, this is what was supposed to emerge from the shadows, it's a breath of fresh instrumental hip - hop the air, it's Underground Instrumental Hip-Hop for Dummies

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An Alumnus in his own class, this “Dirty South Lyricist” is as real as sugar water and cereal.Shown love by family and fans, while gaining the respect of many Is what makes Blvck Opt strive to be one of the best artist out today. “My worst fear is not being accepted for what I do,” states Blvck Opt.Born in Brooklyn New York, Is the oldest brother to "DZ THE RAPPER".

“My Mother was always working, she's a hard worker and a hustler,” he remembers.She would leave me and my brother home alone for hours to go to work, but we ain’t never complain. She kept a roof over our heads, and she's my role model.Black Optimist also moved to Haiti while he was a young child,where he seen it all: the good, the bad, and the ugly.However, through his youthful eyes, everything was all good. By the summer of 1994, his family moved to Miami, Florida.

Blvck  recalls his childhood saying, “Living in the south was totally different than up north.His family moved to the “Cloverleaf Projects”, which is located in Miami Gardens.“I remember niggaz gettin’ shot and robbed in that neighborhood,because of that, my parents wouldn’t let us out to play and shit, but we always snuck out.When his family raised enough money, a few years later, they left the violence-infested area and moved to Victory Park in North Miami Beach. This was where Black Optimist was born.

Being exposed to the southern rap’s aggressive and explicit lyrics, gave Blvck Opt the best of both worlds.I pride myself for having a lyrical prowess, but street niggaz gone feel my music. I love Hip-Hop, and I wanna bring it to the streets from a lyrical point of view and have fun with it at the same time,” says Blvck Opt. Even as he pens through his composition notebook, this upstart is in deep thought

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