Sick Society is a Hip Hop crew that is consisted with members like Darkside who is a all around artist that takes time out of his day to practice both art's; singing and rapping. Which leads to a raw emotion that is mixed flawlessly with a unique flow.

Hurley is the mainstream side of Sick Society, he has accomlished a lot in his short time in this game, with collabs with D12, performing and opening for people like Dr Dre's son. He has a flawless flow, and a nasty delivery, and is able to rip a mic any day of the week

Marx has that mainstream sound, but do not be fooled, he is a true under ground artist and nothing else. His style is the rough, rugged and raw, it is combined with the 90's style of hip hop and is delivered effortlessly.

Corey Cunningham is a master mind behind the mic, with a flow and delivery system quicker than you're fast food guy. He is also a great lyricist, that combines a mix of intelligent rhymes with thought provoking sentences. One of the most unique artist to ever grace the mic, and will envoke a throught process only great poets can do.

Skeptyk ILL has his own unique style and delivery. That is riddled with punchlines and metaphors. He throws jabs and haymaker's in a verse almost effortlessly, which almost always get a reaction from someone, somewhere in his verse. He's the prime example of a battle rapper asshole, like Carlito Sway he battles in the BATTLEGROUNDS league.

The Ugly Truth has a very unique writing style, he is able to capture words and paint picture perfect imagery with them, Combined with a strong delivery that is mixed with his raw vocals. Which gives you the unique style of The Ugly Truth. he is also depressed and drinks everyday, but will shit on you every single way you can think of.

Carlito Sway made his name known in the battle rap genre, where he also honed his writing & flow. His focus of multis, metaphors & punchlines to body wack emcees doesn't get lost when he steps in the booth, even with his more conscious songs (peep his Anxiety track). With a style that's been considered a wicked hybrid of the 90's era staccato-type flow & today's focus on technically witty lyricism, Carlito's union with Sick Society already has doctors calling him Patient Zero.

Rose Diamond has been writing since she was a shorty, but just recently appeared on the Hip Hop scene in 2011. She's learning very quickly & her determination is what most notice first. Her writing style is different from most females, more dark than feminine, & her flow is impeccable. She's more into metaphors than punchlines, but once a punchline strikes, it'll leave you breathless.

If you're sick and tired of not being able to find new talent on the mic, fear no more. We are here to show you a crew that rocks with a clash of styles and embraces it so well. Whoever thought that you could mix styles like this, and actually pull it off. This society is sick.


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http://www.myspace.com/579309420
http://www.youtube.com/user/SickSociety1
http://soundcloud.com/ss-sick-society

First of all, if you click on the titles to any song, you can peep the lyrics; I've always thought it was important for my listeners to know exactly what I'm saying...

As an atist (rapper, singer, pseudo-musician) I've had many monikers since I've been 'in the game'...

Universal Solja...Dirty South Vet...The Un4Given One...Lost Angel...Rex Most Chill...But now, more often than not, I go by just Rex.

I took an extended hiatus from being in a hip hop group to rapping, writing and recording solo material. I worked on becoming 3 dimensional and learned how to create music and make my own tracks. It's all a work in progress that is continuous...

So 'Ride With Me' because 'I Got This'. I may have to do it 'Alone' but I got 'Game' and I'm 'Smoove' with it. 'I Just Wanna Let You Know' even though you'll see 'I Got Swag', you might hear some 'Freaky Thangs'...but you will definitely feel 'Special' before my tracks 'Fade To Black'...

So... take a quick peek into the mind of Rex...

The Good Paper of Rev. Robert Mortimer
 
Born and raised in the rich, fertile soil of a Mississippi Delta cemetery, Rob Mortimer bases his songs on personal experiences of heartache, love, and observations. Mortimer, a second generation funeral director and embalmer, also enjoys the happier side of a bad situation; but he always does what's next. His music overflows with dynamic rhythms and pounding bottoms, while his sextronic lyrics are at times both humorous and thought forgetting, yet on paper somewhere in his office or house.
 
After 11 years of touring and recording with Good Paper, Mortimer begins a new project of performances that will ignite with fire like a catfish-pond-boiling-over and fresh broiled catfish and hushpuppies available for all to enjoy. With slick, tight funk to the depths of Otis Redding’s last breath, Rob Mortimer delivers post-sharecropping blues slammed into sensible popular cottonfield rock, often resulting in loss of breath during live performances. From instant wardrobe changes to mean faces, Rev. Mortimer wants your attention. 
Also, claiming attention is drumstatic stick man and fulltime human, Ben Skelton. He once did a boom-boom-ting-bibbidy-bow for the President of Library Research, which landed him a role in a community theatre event. Ben will always be the Boom in the Room if you keep him on the down LOW. Ben is also a well documentor who keeps up with the things that come out of Rob's mouth, such as: 
"Gold Bond; making things that count.......Matter."
 - Rob Mortimer 
Wakarusa 2010 tent 
Hot as Hell Fest 2010
 
Newly Noted:
 Jeffery "Mr. Mediterranean" Tonos of guitar 

David "1st, I just want to get to know you" Morgan of bass and Compton have accepted the engagement of the band; things are going great with new dances.
 
Released in 2004, Mortimer first album, as Good Paper, "Peep", was recorded in a old funeral home next to a cemetery in Indianola, Mississippi. Composed of 11 original songs concerning the book of Revelations, Quentin Tarantino, and the hurt inflicted by women, “Peep” was well received by their extensive fan base. All songs written by Rob Mortimer.
 Released in 2010, Mortimer Second Album, as Good Paper, "Our Stupid Selves", was recorded at Tweed Studios in Oxford, Mississippi. Composed of 10 Original Songs on a bluesy note dealing with good ole Mississippi Delta everyday life, heartache, and juke housing. All songs written by Rob Mortimer and composed by Rob Mortimer.
 
Mortimer's songwriting is influenced by “anybody with or without a message," according to Mortimer, naming Muddy Waters, Stevie Wonder, Tony Soprano, George Bush, Ben Harper, Sly & The Family Stone, John Mayer, John Scofield, past and present girlfriends, Abe Lincoln, Hernando Desoto, animated preacher men, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and James Brown as contributing factors to the evolution of his sound. 
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they said "the shorter the better" so heres the full lyrics to great day


It never really mattered too much to me
That I was just too damn old to emcee
All that really matters is if your rhymes was ill
Girl, that's all that really mattered to me, oh baby

Looks like it's gonna be a great day today
To get some fresh air like a stray on a straightaway
Hey you, got a light? Nah, a Bud Light
Early in the morning, face crud from like a mud fight
Lookie here, it's just the way the cookie tear
Prepare to get hurt and mangled like Kurt Angle rookie year
The rocket scientist, with the pocket wine list
Some even say he might need some p-sychiatrist
DOOM, are you pondering what I'm pondering?
Yes, but why would the darn thing be wandering?
She's like a foundling, barely worth fondling
My posse's on Broadway like Mama I Want to Sing
Mad plays the bass like the race card
Villain on the case to break shards and leave her face scarred
Groovy, dude! Not to prove to be rude
But this stuff is like what you might put on movie food
Uh, what is jalapeños?
Get it like a whuppin' when you holla at your seniors
Dolla he can overhear the hashish vena
He just came from over there, the grass is greener
Last wish: I wish I had two more wishes
And I wish they fixed the door to the matrix, there's mad glitches
Spit so many verses sometimes my jaw twitches
One thing this party could use is more... booze
Put yourself in your own shoes
And stay away from all those pairs of busted Timbs you don't use
He only keep 'em to decorate
If you wanna peep him, select a date
And bring a deep check, like "Check, mate"
I kid you not, on the dotted line signed
Ever since a minor, kids considered him some kind of Einstein
On a diamond mine grind, she was dumb fine
But not quite the type that you might want to wine and dine
Couldn't find a pen, had to think of a new trick
This one he wrote in cold blood with a toothpick
On second thought, it's too thick
His assistant said: "Doom, you sick," he said "True" through acoustics
Psycho, his flow is drowned in Lawry's seasoning
With micropower he's sound and right reasoning
It's easy as pi, 3.14
One more one false move and they're done for

The lifestyle of the exotic dancer is not only taboo, it's very interesting. How does a girl go from innocent sweetheart working a 9 to 5 to the Naked Hustle (exotic dancing). We have a saying on this show "strippers are people too" and in this podcast you will see that the Naked Hustle is a very human experience. If you have a daughter, wife, sister or mother, you may want to tune in. we tap into the thought process of how a girl gets into this career field. We talk about, life love, relationships, sex and, of course, money. TheNaked Hustle show is a platform where exotic dancers can come and reveal all that on their mind without being judged. And you can hear it all hear on the Naked Hustle show, it does not even cost you a dollar. So come on, press play and peep our show.

What you're about to read not many people outside the Valley sub cities of Los Angeles know about.

In the winter of 2002 the late Michael Galeota, got together with his best friends  Lorenzo "LoPro" Eduardo, Shia "Rapp-i LaBeouf & Joshua "J Boy" Adams to form a underground indie hip hop group called The Element CRU. Mike G was responsible for bringing these talents together. He also produced most of there music and recorded every song in his bedroom closet in the beginning. Mike really loved music and before his passing he called Lorenzo to ask if he thought they could get the group back together. Element  went on to make three albums from 2002-2005. These albums were produced by Shia himself and Mike G. Elementaray (2002) From The Valley Worldwide (2003) Return To The Valley(2005) They never saw the light of day... on a mainstream front that is... A few were lucky enough to snag a copies of this epic trilogy (which were pressed up and passed out by the group members at local house parties at the time) and were fortunate and blessed by the awesomeness that was The Element Cru. Shia would later go on to rap these lyrics on the song "Everybody":

"I knew LoPro through a cat named Ty, used to be my ace was a cool ass guy, couldn't drive back then so he'd give me a ride, saw his other side, bounced and I took it in stride, his brother Golden was the cat that got my bustin, taught me how to rap in a lab at a house on Cumpston, that crib belonged to Mike G, emcee with the trees and the keys to the CD, easy to just be three till we heard the black kid in the fresh white tee"

Mike G went on to write this verse on  "We Hustle":

"Ya hear me in the cypher, probably gonna hate me, flow artificial no one in this world can make me, small in the game so you know I'll get bigger,don't take no meds so you know I get sicker, don't like to kill so y'all just to chill, I point the mack let LoPro pull the trigger, cats can't fade me, maybe not a pimp, I just sit..wait for J Boi to pull the ladies, only spit on tracks if my crew decides too, don't grab the heat,peep the music I do,brains on point got the IQ, don't like my style let Rappi circumcise you, ya'll gonna stiffin' when I let loose, we still some kids so it's child abuse, the rap games a hustle and that's a given but we getting mo chickens then fuckin Thanksgivin'."-- Mike G (2002 "We Hustle" Element) REST IN POWER MIKE G OUR BROTHER, THIS IS FOR YOU!

We are the Source Auras. Josh conjures up the Grooves, we meditate upon the concepts til we feel a vibe and bring it forth into creation through a process of Great Work. No style confines, no boundary outlines. No map for the area of thought we divine. Underground Hip Hop but not that Radio Bullshit. Nor the average carbon copy trying to hip-hop on the bandwagon. We're on some whole other tip. May not be apparent at first, just wait for the barrage to hit and then judge, we're coming for you rappers who forgot what poetry was. Ponder the philosphies, cyncisms, sarcasms and magick. A Change to this lame state of stagnate. We inflame - innovative mind-frames. We will abolish any conception you had of rap, music and realities games and subliminal signals inflictin' brain-change. 

More question than answer, more open than close. But Sometimes...
Those questions, turn to exclamation points. Meditate upon it.

Much love Brethren
Abolish Mundane Konceptions of Reality & Josh Grooves (Source Auras)

P.S. Peep our 2012 SamHain Singles, "Shadow Never Sleeps" and "Covenant of Sinking Stone." Horror Storys for The Season @ www.soundcloud.com/sourceauras

Official Website coming soon, along with ALOT more music. So Stay tuned.
Drop us a line! We'd love to hear from fans, whether its to talk, comments, or just some feedback. Hell even the haters are welcome to the party. Only fuels our flame fuckers haha.

It wasn’t somethin' that I thought about
But, knew that you were absolute in doubt
I just really wanna talk to you again
That’s how I know that I'ma haunt you in the end
-Absolute in doubt
REST IN PEACE LIL PEEP

just thought id try you know 
Lil Peep,XXXtencation

Already been played out on Radio 1 btw.

'Great track....Could be really big with the right support! (Joe Muggs of Mixmag on Mr Snake Politician ft Ghostphreak by Goat Doctor) 

'wikkid....this does sound like Captain Beefheart! ,LOVE it' dj UMB Generation Bass

'Well done man,uve uve done it,uve invented an entire new genre,brilliant....its Like Tom Waits on Liquid LSD' Brian Gibbs-Echo Park/Gunjack (Disfigured Dubz,Consume,CEO Uglyboy Music)

"Oh Yes' Lord Cry Cry (Generation Bass Label)

'Ok On first impressions,this is genius' Stuart Brown (Jazz Drummer who studied with Miles Davis, Miles Davis, Jaco Pastorius' Drummer;Kenwood Denard,and also worked with David Byrne (Talking Heads) David Gordon (of Sun RA Arkestra) Tom Jones and The Raymond Scott Project)

"Wow so good,reminds me of Tom Waits' Mata Hari (Generation Bass)

".luv it.....Lux Interior consuming the remnants of Can and Faust post drug enduced comedown..with a bit of Screamin Lord Sutch meets Vadim...'
(Dee jay Hooker-Exeter/Bristol Festivals and Events Manager/former Record Mirror Journalist+Founder of Phonic FM and Vibraphonic Festival)

"Well my gf thought this was Tom Waits' Rick Kazan (Teenage Fan Club's stand in Guitar Tech)

'More Beefheart than Waits which is a good thing' Ken McHugh (The Bathers)
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'this is what would happen if u gave Aleister Crowley a bag of mushies and a mic and took him on a psycho killer road trip with Frank Zappa,Captain Beefheart and Johnny Cash' Anon Label owner

'Like Captain Beefheart chewin a bag of nails' Anon

'the voice of a man that sounds like hes gargling cat litter' Anon fellow Doctor ;)

'as dark as a demons underpants' Anon Label owner

'First ones great. Haven't heard the second ones yet but the first ones remind me of Howlin'Wolf - which can only be a good thing. 
Voodoo Blues.' Celtic Music Radio

'This is the rawest shit on soundcloud ever,reminds me a lot of Salem' a video/film-maker who shall remain anon for time being.

'Beefheart would be proud' Desai

Press Release'

'Goat Doctor is Stagger Lee 2k11 version. He's an entire gene pool of badass psychotic Bluesmen,no jokes.All this stuff is live,nuthin is writin down, everything is first take off the cuff,like he's somehow able to summon snarling, banished blues demons at will and vent their utterings from the other side.He is a fukking blues seance gone horribly wrong ,a demonic spirit which has penetrated beyond the undead and into the fuking real world,your world.Dont think u can invite him home to meet the family for tea and biscuits either ,he'll more than likey gut them,eat them alive, then use their leftovers to make a human skinned drum. In fact if u listen closely .........be careful u dont cross him either,he eats Banshees an JuJus for breakfast an makes Hannibal Lector look like Lil Bo Peep.You know the voice that serial kllers,mass murderes and pscho killers say they hear in their heads before they do their evil deeds? This is it.........Production wise u can expect to hear all sorts of cross genre activity as he brings all his own long toothed musical knowledge to the party,Punk,New Wave,Indie,Dirty Psyche Disco,Bass,Core,Moombahton,Post Dubstep an even some new cutting edge micro genres can be heard in his productions.The Goat Doctor keeps a keen ear close to the underground,which, is of course, his natural habitat :)  ' review by Mickey Slim.


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