Unique style & amazing lyricism is definitely brought to the table in this album. Including features by many up and coming artists in the bay area underground scene rhyming over hot beats. Help keep hip hop alive! Enjoy.

12 MP3 Songs in this album (34:57) !
Related styles: Hip-Hop/Rap: Underground Rap, Urban/R&B: R&B Rap mix, Type: Lyrical

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Details:
The name's "PRO2COL," I'm an MC/Producer/Lyricist/Promoter/Entrepreneur with big ambitions. I've been B-Boying for 6 years. I have been writing lyrics and recording for almost 3 years. I'm a pretty humble dude. Feel free to shoot me an email or comment and I will get back to you ASAP. For any other artists, singers, rappers, or producers interested in collaborating or if you simply have any inquiries my email is strictlyhiphop415@gmail.com

A Little Bit of my Musical History:

I've been involved with hip hop since I was 9 years old. Ever since I heard my first rap albums which I believe were "The Eminem Show"-Eminem and "Word of Mouf"-Ludacris. I listened to those CD's until I memorized every word of every song. As time went by I listened to local hip hop radio stations and i got really into mainstream music. Then in 2004 I was introduced to another element of Hip hop called B-Boying(AKA break-dancing), the scene was much more underground and I loved it. I was trained by my boy Miles, who represents rengade rockers crew. He started to open my mind up to other styles of music, such as funk, Soul, Blues, and many other genres. The one that hit me the hardest was the underground Hip hop, which I had never been exposed to. I fell in love with the lifestyle around 13 and knew that it was what I wanted to pursue for the rest of my life, a passion so strong I wouldn't let anything get in the way of my dream. My vision...to make a difference in the hip hop scene whether it be through B-Boying, rapping, DJ-ing/producing, or graffiti. By listening to artists who really have respect and love for Hip hop, I have developed my own styles of expression through the crafts.

Droppin' Knowledge:

I try to convey a very important message, that THE RAP GAME IS NOT A GAME. Period. It's an outlet for Emcee's to express their feelings/message. Although it seems as though hip hop has taken a spiral downhill, there are still many Hip Hop artists holding it down. I think the music industry has lost sight of the true origins of rap and hip hop, like Africa Bambaataa, DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five, Sugarhill Gang.... the list goes on and on. It's Hip Hop! Do your research you'd be surprised how much easier it is to effectively change the future by studying the past. No matter what it takes, I'm going to contribute to The Return Of Hip Hop!