Comedy Rap music

“Electro and Techno Meet Hip Hop”

“A smooth collection of R&B singles from indie artists all around the United States”

“A raw, existential blast of punk‑driven despair and dark wit — Coma Beach’s fractured odyssey, remixed and resurrected”

“Akira's Storm INCOMING!!! BRACE YOURSELVES!!! (listen to this album in the rain)”

“mc tie never died, mc tie never died, mc tie never died.”

“What Do You Think?”

““Hip Hop is supposed to be the voice of the people. But in these trying times, our biggest stars are silent””

“A five-track fever dream caught between punk abrasion and post‑punk hallucination”

“a deep dive thru the crates and dusty grooves to find obscure samples and breaks to recreate into long form beat tape”

“a deep dive thru the crates and dusty grooves to find obscure samples and breaks to recreate into long form beat tape”

“The beats crackle, the vocals are imperfect, and some songs sound like they were recorded in the middle of the night when everyone else was asleep. Somehow, that's what makes this album feel so alive.”

“Mo Beats From Kea”