Hardcore Southern Style Hip-Hop.

18 MP3 Songs
HIP HOP/RAP: Southern Style, HIP HOP/RAP: Hardcore Rap



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Adding his own flavor the saucy pot of hip-hop is the South Carolina born Hanibal. After years of grinding to maintain his rap credibility, Hanibal is now on an underground mission to bring himself to the forefront of the game. âEvery since I was young I only dreamed of two things, I wanted to become a Professional Basketball player or the baddest MC on the mic or bothâ he explains. Hanibal was influenced by a wide range of East, West, and South coast rap pioneers. âI must have been about 12 or 13 when I first heard âIâm Badâ by LL Cool J and after I heard that it was a wrap, I was hooked on hip hop, back then it was LL Cool J, Eric B & Rakim, Big Daddy Kane and N.W.A.â Hanibal says that as he got older he was influenced by Tupac, Biggie, Nas, Outkast, Eightball & MJG ECT. Living in Memphis, TN since he was a teenager, and still resides, and represents the city of Memphis, he has never forgotten where he came from. Hemingway SC, a small town about 50 miles inlet from the coast is where his roots were planted and is also the title of the first song on his new CD. âPeople ask me all the time how did I have such big dreams coming from a small town but thatâs just me, I always thought bigâ. A few years ago Hanibal released a CD with the group The Infamous Untuchables. âThat album drained us because we was grinding so hard and wasnât prospering like we thought we should have been, I love that album but it took a lot out of me.â All 18 tracks on that album were produced, composed, arranged, recorded and mixed by Hanibal. Somehow he and his comrade Jaeski found a way to do it all along with full time daytime jobs, talk about a hustle. Now on his solo release âFailure Is Not An Optionâ, again solely produced by himself, he hopes to start burning a hole from the underground to greatness.

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