Our versatility of sounds & styles creates hits for everyone to enjoy! Our song writing is next level.
Thank you for generously supporting College of Hip Hop Knowledge in this year's competition. Your participation allows us to empower Global Citizen in their mission to eradicate extreme poverty and create a world where everyone has an equal chance to thrive.
Who or what is your musical inspiration?
With such a diverse group our influences come from many different styles and sounds. From Golden Era Hip Hop legends like Run DMC to singers like Amy Winehouse, to Mexican Mariachi music legends like Vicente Fernandez, we have sculpted beautiful and creative art. Our inspiration is to create and share good music with the world! We make music that others can relate to in hopes of creating a safe space for listeners to enjoy music that resonates within each of us.
How would performing at the Global Citizen Festival impact your career?
It would be such an amazing opportunity to perform at Global Citizen Festival! We truly believe that we are ready for the biggest stages and all we need is the opportunity to share our music with the world! This chance to showcase our talent and energy we create on a stage would be the best thing to happen for our team.
What would you do with $50,000?
We would use it to tour overseas and get new merchandise to sell to our fans. It would be a life changing event for our band & brand!
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