Fred The Godson must have been heaven sent with the supreme flows he spits for adoring fans. He has dug himself out of the streets of the Bronx into a staple artists in New York at a time when NYC has not been getting the shine other regions have.

It’s been like 8 years since me and M-1 recorded an album, and in that time apart we’ve both grown – We’re both fathers now raising our kids, and we’ve just really matured a lot, expanding on how we grew up to the men we are today.

Since bouncing back from the federal weapons charges that once threatened his career, along with longevity in the forever-changing rap game, Tip just released his eighth studio album Trouble Man: Heavy is the Head.

Moruf has been making noise in the underground hip-hop scene for the past few years. A consistent string of mixtapes and singles has opened the door for collaborations with the likes of Theloneous Martin (Curren$y, Action Bronson) and Topaz Jones.

Joe Budden has been on the radar as an emcee for a decade, producing successful hits and critically-acclaimed mixtapes, along with working with legends and some of the brightest lyricists and producers in the game.

Dorrough has rocked stages and clubs throughout his career. He has been able to take his instincts on the court and transfer those skills to the Hip Hop game.

Check out Tum Tum talking about leaving the streets, being influenced by the sound of NYC and the Molly crave.

B Hamp is no stranger to the dance music of the lone star state. Not only is his style unique, he has a feel good sound that is infectious.

Future is a rapper's rapper, but his life experiences has helped him have a deep appreciation for all genres. Growing up in the Kirkwood section of Atlanta to a hustling family wasn’t easy, but he showed people how you can take a negative and make it into a positive.

The name says it all with exotic recording artist, composer and bassist, Divinity Roxx. A vital part of Beyonce's live sound when she served as music director, Divinity Roxx rocks shows and takes names.