Since long before UPX was but a twinkle in our eyes, the crew here at UPX each shared a common thread. Underground was on the incline – though people were and still are starved to find the best available both from this day and age, and years past.Project X was born into the idea to be that channel; a locale for our readership to visit and learn about the latest and greatest happenings in Underground Rap. People are hungry, and...
Jern Eye - VisionIn 2009 the MYX Music Label has embodied the fighting spirit of underground Hip Hop. Following in the footsteps of acclaimed releases by Keelay & Zaire and D.Black, the limelight has now shifted toward Jern Eye (a.k.a. Small Axe), who is ready to share his Vision with the world. Leveraging intimate ties with legendary...
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Army of the Pharoahs - Ritual of BattleSince its original conception in the late 90's by Jedi Mind Tricks front man Vinnie Paz, Army of the Pharoahs (aka AOTP), has had a constantly evolving roster of underground mainstays. This time around AOTP has supplemented their ranks with Demoz and Doap Nixon, while Apathy has withdrawn. Luckily Ap's disappearance isn't too much of an issue as both veterans and newcomers do a superb job...
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Interview with JeeJuh.com Ese ChangoMeth-Thanks for speaking to Project X. Can we have a brief introduction to your music?Ese Chango-My music is a reflection of all things me... I've lived a ruff life, so I sing a ruff song...I bring real hip hop with a bonefide gangster twist.Meth-I can dig that No doubt, your music has been well received across the board of critiques and Members. HowInvolved are you with your music Production...
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Hip-Hop on HealthcareYou don’t normally think of rap stars as having much to do with Washington’s health care debate. After all, hip-hop is mainly about young people and young people almost never think they’re going to get sick. But, even rappers get older, if they’re lucky. Bodies begin to give out, doctor bills begin to pile up and suddenly that health care debate hits home.“Normally I find it kind of hard being a part of things...
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Arts & EntertainmentAsked about what to expect from this collaboration with Edo G, Masta Ace fires back without hesitation ; "people are gonna be surprised when they hear the mixture of styles. We both have a different approach. It’s like the old Reeses commercial... Ya got peanut butter walking down the street. Coming from the other direction is chocolate. Someone trips and blam, a peanut butter cup was born. Something new...
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