Tag: hip hop
Rapper Crucifix’ Story of Epic Proportions
by Tim Wenger photo credit Dustin Sheffield “I am a Dreamer,” are the first words on the album Acid Reign, the hard-hitting full length album from rapper/entrepreneur Crucifix. Given his background, a more accurate description could not be spoken. The now-Denver resident, originally from the streets of Atlanta, is developing a solid following through inspiring […]
Q+A With Steele & Colfax
by Tru Blu Steele & Colfax produces as unique a sound as any band in Colorado. Their brand of original music can be described as hard driving southern blues blended with harmonies and hooks from 50’s and 60’s rock and topped with a Motown vibe. Have they discovered something new and relevant? Maybe… Have they […]
The Manager’s Corner January 2013
by Chris Daniels I’ve managed my own band since the 1980s and despite the amazing change in technology, success in the music business is built around four tried and true elements: great music, really hard work and timing (often mistaken for luck). The other key element is getting the help you need to make that […]
Colorado Hip-Hop, the Undead
Special feature to Colorado Music Buzz by Molina Speaks photo credit: Ric Urrutia “Hip-Hop is Dead,” said in many breaths since its birth, continual cycles of births, deaths, and re-births. Hip-Hop first died with its inaugural commercial “rap” record. “Rappers Delight” by Sugar Hill Gang was released in 1979. Culture became product. Block parties, walls and […]
Greencarpetedstairs Interview
by Kingmi Baby Photo Courtesy of Neil Ewing Greencarpetedstairs, the brainchild of Neil Ewing, is a local act that leaves quite an impression. Starting in approximately 2003, Ewing has become a prominent part of the local DIY scene, and has created his own unique blend of ambient and hip-hop. I was able to steal some […]
G.O.A.T- Interview
by: Darnell Teague & Jonathan McNaughton CMB: Who is G.O.A.T? G.O.A.T: Hahaha, I have to answer this in third person, but G.O.A.T is a once-in-a-lifetime artist. He goes out and gives it his all and puts 110% into his music and projects–a very unique sound for hip-hop ears. Some people could take the name […]
G.O.A.T – The #MileHighClub – Review
by Darnell Teague G.O.A.T continues his musical rise with his latest project, #MileHighClub, with his one of a kind Moxie. G.O.A.T’s high-energy song “Friday” definitely comes with a sound that hip-hop lovers will enjoy. The album’s productions include Sellsbeats, Sinima Beats, Pro Kid Ryan, and Inspired Mindz. The#MileHighClub surely brings its own dynamic to […]
JohnnyOsi Rises from the Ashes
by Allison Diekhoff [email protected] I’ve had JohnnyOsi on my radar since the first time I saw him freestyle at a house party in high school. I didn’t know much about him until I saw him rap, but then I was absolutely positive about one thing: this kid was a word artist. He could do […]
Southeast Funk Band-Cherry Royale touring through Colorado!
Cherry Royale is the new name to know in southeast funk. They’ve shared the bill with everyone from Orgone to Soulive to Trombone Shorty. Their music is lyric-driven soul/neo-soul and psychedelic funk combining various mediums of soul/R&B and hip hop. They formed in early 2010 by founding members of Atlanta funk-powerhouse Entropy, Athens reggae pioneers DubConscious and […]
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