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Pages in category "Rappers from Seattle" The following 28 pages are in this category, out of 28 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. A. Logic Amen; B.
Nissim Black aka D.Black, hardcore/conscious/Jewish hip hop rapper/producer; The No WTO Combo, hardcore punk/spoken word band; Noah Gundersen and the Courage, acoustic folk rock singer-songwriter and his band; NoClue, Northwest hip hop rapper; Odesza, electropop duo; Oldominion, hip hop collective (which also has members from Portland, Oregon)
These events attracted the top rappers across the city which included the Emerald Street Boys among others in the early 80s. In the early 1980s, soldiers positioned at Tacoma's military bases provided the foundation for a growing hip-hop fan base in the Northwest. In the 1980s, Seattle rapper Sir Mix-A-Lot started his career. [3]
In June 1990, SPIN published “The Hip-Hop Map,” an article that solidified Seattle’s stature as a thriving hip-hop hotbed. The city appeared alongside emerging rap scenes in Chicago, Detroit ...
Macklemore – hip-hop artist, born Ben Haggerty; Duff McKagan – bassist of Guns N' Roses; Sir Mix-a-Lot – rap musician; Mark O'Connor – country violinist (also performs in other genres) Stephen O'Malley – member of doom metal band Sunn O))) Jake One – hip-hop music producer; Stacie Orrico – pop singer; Jay Park – Korean-American ...
Rappers from Seattle (28 P) Pages in category "Rappers from Washington (state)" The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total.
He was raised with his brother Tim in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. [9] [10] He has Irish heritage and was raised Catholic. [11] [12] Haggerty was six years old when hip hop first came into his life by way of Digital Underground. [13] [14] At the age of 15, he began to write lyrics. [13] [14]
Geologic (born George Quibuyen; also known as Prometheus Brown, Geo) is the vocalist for the Blue Scholars and has also performed as a spoken word poet. In the 2007–08 citywide election for Seattle's Poet Populist, Quibuyen placed sixth with ninety-six write-in votes, the highest total for a write-in candidate in the nine-year history of the competition; [13] although, the record was ...