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Street Sweeper Social Club

Formed in LA in 2005 by guitarist Tom Morello (Trend Against the device, Audioslave, Nightwatchman) and rapper Shoes Riley (the Coup), Road Sweeper Social Golf club crafts self-described “revolutionary get together jams” steeped in funk, rock, hip-hop and straight-up blue-collar rock and roll & move that reveal the duo’s progressive …

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Stuck Mojo

Having obtained their begin in 1993, Trapped Mojo had been always a straightforward focus on for criticism, getting complaints about their fusion of steel and rap — “overdue” or “generic” had been the most frequent jabs — and also bigoted remarks from those struggling to acknowledge their African-American frontman, Bonz. …

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Ozomatli

Brewing an essential concoction of Latin salsa, urban hip-hop, and jazz-funk, Ozomatli created in LA within the mid-’90s, eventually buying a lineup that included Raúl “El Bully” Pacheco, Ulises Bella, Jiro Yamaguchi, Cut Chemist, Chali 2na, Wil-Dog Abers, Mairo Calire, Rene “Spinobi” Dominguez, Justin “Niño” Porée, Asdrubal Sierra, and Jabu. …

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Jungle Brothers

Although they predated the jazz-rap innovations of De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, and Digable Planets, the Jungle Brothers were hardly ever in a position to score with possibly rap fans or mainstream audiences, probably because of their embrace of a variety of styles — including house music, Afrocentric …

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Urban Dance Squad

The Amsterdam-based rock/rap collective Urban Dance Squad began in 1986, playing and jamming collectively on a casual basis. They performed a gig in the Utrecht Event and, surprised from the raves their overall performance drew, became a far more serious task. The group gigged for just two years, and with …

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Definition of Sound

The London-based duo referred to as Definition of Sound created an attractive and exciting mixture of post-acid house hip-hop that merged freestyle, reggae, rap, funk, rock, and R&B. About a minute the group sounded like Al Green, another Van Morrison, another the Ombres. Kevin Clark and Don Weekes fulfilled at …

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