Nacho Picasso

After performing in the past due 2000s as an associate from the Cloud Good trio BadAssYellowBoyz, innovative underground Seattle rapper Nacho Picasso found sudden mainstream acknowledgement in 2011 when Pitchfork dubbed his second mixtape one of the better rap debuts of the entire year. His first single, 2010’s Blunt Raps, proceeded to go practically undetected, but after documenting For the Glory by using suppliers Blue Sky Dark Loss of life, Eric G., and Elevated by Wolves, critics began heralding Nacho’s smart wordplay and his capability to spin everyday topics like reading comic books, putting on tattoos, watching Television, and cigarette smoking weed into something new. For the Glory got on many “Greatest of 2011” lists, and by the year’s end, the self-nicknamed Cocky Balboa (aka Tat in the Hat, aka Jesse Wayne) was overall his 5th video from your album and producing plans to start out a fresh group known as Moor Gang.