Disable 's Getting His Feet Wet.

Hailing from the Big Apple, Disable... given name Dalbin Osorio, was born and raised in, what some call, the mecca of hip-hop. However, unlike most rappers from New York, music wasn't his escape from hustling or gangs. "Of course you see it," says the 25 year old emcee of the street life that has claimed so many potential artists' lives. "The goal is to see it, learn from it, and keep it moving. Follow your bliss, and the rest will take care of itself." While obtaining his BBA from Monroe College, Disable took the steps to start his own company, OmniPresent Entertainment. Cife...man from Fric Frac, once described his sound as "bridging the gap between hip-hop, R and B, spoken word, and soul to break the walls down and fuse a new sound of great music." Boom Blake, the front man for UMA Best Rap Group Recipient Money First,  said that "Disable can write anyone under the table. It's not too many times I get the screwface. When I hear him, its that kind of feeling." "The 4th Letter", released on iTunes earlier this year and He followed up the release with scene stealing verses on Mz. Unique's "Heater" Remix and Laylo Junior's "8 Shots" Remix.

A memorable performance at Hot 97's Sunday Night Showcase helped maintain his buzz and Disable has promised a slew of follow-up tracks, including "We Got 'Em (You Mad)" featuring K.I and "Leave It To The Legends" featuring blog stalwart Yonas. Disable is also considering a collaborative mixtape with Mz. Unique which may be titled "The Beauty and The Beast". Listening to the 4th Letter is a break from the norm. Disable's not following the commercial standard that mainstream media has promoted as the formula to success. Instead the mixtape delivers an underground testimony and Disable expresses' his views and passion in a very talented fashion. Track 5 "We The Industry" is a high impact message with lines like " i got an ipod in my arteries " and a hook disclaiming " Nowadays , record sales aint shit " its uplifting to to hear Disable has joined the revolution. It just a matter of time before Disable and his producer build the chemistry and skill needed to bump elbows with the big dogs. With hard work and the Blessings of the universe much more is to be heard from The upcoming artist. Be sure to folllow him on twitter @TheFirstD and stay in the loop with new 4th Letter updates.

Blac Keef is beating down the block

BLAC (K.Harris) was born on the east side of Detroit but eventually raised on it's westside during the roughest epidemic the world has faced "crack". During the mid to late 90's.... local drug dealers started to take a liking to Blac because he was known for being good athlete and basketball player. Soon Blac became involved in their activities and engulfed by the grimey Detroit lifestyle. At 17, a life changing event sent two of his very close friends to prison. Acknowledging his friends had just been sentenced to life for murder, Blac was determined to make sure his future was different. In an attempt to avoid the same path Blac enlisted in the military and after completing his three year term as a enlisted memeber in the United States Army, Blac was now a veteran with a undiscovered illness called PTSD. PTSD is simply described as a severe anxiety disorder and its very common amongst veterans. It was hard learning to live with the illness and after having several doors slammed in his face when seeking gainful employment.... Blac went back to what embraced him the most "the streets". Blac found out overnight that there's no easy way, he was soon arrested and sent to prison. Upon his release Blac decided he was going to change his life for the better. After being back home just a few months Blac teamed up with the few positive people he knew to form an independent company titled Dat Boi Good ENT. Thier Company immediatly went to work. State 2 State was the his first song ever recorded and the single quickly recieved 3,865 downloads with no fan based and very little promo. You can download State 2 State Free at LimeLinx. It Doesnt Stop There... Blac Keef Recently released his debut Mixtape BlacOut, an explosive and head knocking project which is also avialable for Free Download. The man has moves to make and Blac Keef is grinding everyday to make a different reality for himself. Be sure to follow him Blac Keef on twitter and follow his company twitter Dat Boi Good for future updates.

Introducing.... Savant (of RAREBREED)

Tucson, AZ resident, by way of El Paso, TX and Chicago, IL, Gregory "Savant" Daggett has always possessed a passion for music and literary arts. Involved in general music since age 7, and a trumpet player since age 10, he wasn't officially exposed to hip hop until age 12. Although no particular emcee caught his ear right away, he was intrigued with the entire concept of an individual or a group of people speaking over instrumentation in an intensely rhythmic lyrical form, oftentimes telling semi-autobiographic tales relating to a fictionalized counterpart. He became inspired to write and partake of the art of emceeing after hearing the 1999 classic "Black on Both Sides" by Dante Smith and honed his emceeing chops at the lunch room ciphers of Chicago high schools Whitney M. Young Magnet and George Washington Carver. He has since dedicated every verse, every bar and every word to achieving the ever elusive sense of balance in this hallowed art form. His debut release, "The Delayed Entry EP" serves as proof.

Stream & Download the EP here for free: http://savantrarebreed.bandcamp.com/

The Delayed Entry EP Track Listing:
1) The Lyricist ThreeMix feat. SimONE (prod. by RJD2, Cease & Eka the Madd Samplist)
2) Illest You've Never Heard (Could We Go) (prod. by V-Sharp)
3) Concrete Techniques feat. Three60 the Universal Ruler (prod. by Oren J.)
4) You Know feat. Rich Jones & Kasparov (prod. by Montana Macks)
5) Bottom To the Top (prod. by Satchill Head)
6) 'Til Death Do Us Part (prod. by DJ Jesaya)
7) Marry a Memory (prod. by prod. by GRANDPA-J®)
8) Perfect Profession (prod. by DR+)

Stream & Download the EP here for free: http://savantrarebreed.bandcamp.com/

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