Blue Scholars – “Slick Watts”
Andy Layman
August 20, 2012
The Blue Scholars recently released their video for Slick Watts which features some cameo appearances from Macklemore and Sol. It’s good to see the locals
The Blue Scholars recently released their video for Slick Watts which features some cameo appearances from Macklemore and Sol. It’s good to see the locals
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The Blue Scholars recently released their video for Slick Watts which features some cameo appearances from Macklemore and Sol. It’s good to see the locals
Gynch and Macklemore joined the Blue Scholars at the Sonics Rally for the song “NxNW”!
Seattle, Washington, is renowned for its vibrant music scene. It has been the birthplace of numerous influential musicians and bands over the years. From the
Word Around the Sound is… we’re going to be sippin’ on REPOSADO all summer long with the release of their album Tequila Funk. I have
There’s always more to a metropolis than meets the eye. Seattle, for example, is known best for breeding some of the biggest local-turned-global music entities
2019 was incredible for the music scene in Washington. So many artists released highly anticipated projects that ended up being, in my opinion, the best
You can not discuss Seattle hip-hop royalty with out discussing Common Market. Discover the history of the Seattle underground with Ra Scion of Common Market.
D. Mikey just released the Zips EP, produced by Beatsbyluca. To me, it’s a masterwork project. Taking me back to the original days of discovering
Travis Thompson goes in on Sway In The Morning, but, before, Thompson talked about his Native American heritage, Seattle, his hip-hop influences and working with
Washington is a bastion for music. People may not think of the Pacific Northwest as a popular music destination, but this entire state is constantly
Seattle’s hip-hop scene isn’t shit. That is a factual statement. Save me the “we have OG’s and history…blah…blah…fucking blah.” In terms of hip-hop as a
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