Two of my favorite spitters from Portland connect for the ‘Jumper Cables’ music video. Mic Capes and Vinnie Dewayne have made names for themselves in the
Portland’s Vinnie Dewayne is a beast. Want some proof? Listen to The St. Johns Scholar, an audio story that deserves some front to back play in your
After a slow few years in the local scene without shows and much networking, things are starting to heat up right when the winter hits.
Portland, OR has been an uncredited home to some of the best hip-hop music in the Pacific Northwest over the last half-decade (well decade really).
Over the last decade, the Northwest has been leveling up and gaining respect in the overall hip-hop community. With Portland being one of those cities
We just released our 2017 Best Of PNW Hip-Hop awards and per usual, artists are in their feelings. I’ll admit, after posting I definitely realized
Here we go again!!! Respect My Region is back with the second installment of “Northwest Rising”. Back in February we visited the Washington State capitol
If I had to use one word to describe Northwest hip-hop in 2016 it would be… major! And.. Since it’s already 2017, we figure it’s
Portland’s Mic Capes immediately caught my attention as soon as I heard his Razor Tongue release last year. An updated version of golden age hip-hop, Capes has
Cool Nutz & Friends October 2nd Portland hip-hop’s buzz grows more and more every day. Cool Nutz has united some of the city’s best talent
This week, a video surfaced of Illmaculate tearing things up under the St. John’s bridge here in Portland. The video is a preview from a
This week in Portland, Stewart Villain released his new album, “No Manners”. This one is great — every track hits hard, but the songs that
The Portland hip-hop scene has been incredible this past year. Artists like Vinnie Dewaye, Myke Bogan, Mic Capes, and Tre Redeau have made national attention
Two of my favorite spitters from Portland connect for the ‘Jumper Cables’ music video. Mic Capes and Vinnie Dewayne have made names for themselves in the
Portland’s Vinnie Dewayne is a beast. Want some proof? Listen to The St. Johns Scholar, an audio story that deserves some front to back play in your
After a slow few years in the local scene without shows and much networking, things are starting to heat up right when the winter hits.
Portland, OR has been an uncredited home to some of the best hip-hop music in the Pacific Northwest over the last half-decade (well decade really).
Over the last decade, the Northwest has been leveling up and gaining respect in the overall hip-hop community. With Portland being one of those cities
We just released our 2017 Best Of PNW Hip-Hop awards and per usual, artists are in their feelings. I’ll admit, after posting I definitely realized
Here we go again!!! Respect My Region is back with the second installment of “Northwest Rising”. Back in February we visited the Washington State capitol
If I had to use one word to describe Northwest hip-hop in 2016 it would be… major! And.. Since it’s already 2017, we figure it’s
Portland’s Mic Capes immediately caught my attention as soon as I heard his Razor Tongue release last year. An updated version of golden age hip-hop, Capes has
Cool Nutz & Friends October 2nd Portland hip-hop’s buzz grows more and more every day. Cool Nutz has united some of the city’s best talent
This week, a video surfaced of Illmaculate tearing things up under the St. John’s bridge here in Portland. The video is a preview from a
This week in Portland, Stewart Villain released his new album, “No Manners”. This one is great — every track hits hard, but the songs that
The Portland hip-hop scene has been incredible this past year. Artists like Vinnie Dewaye, Myke Bogan, Mic Capes, and Tre Redeau have made national attention
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