Artists

Known as a master freestyler and intelligent wordsmith, Zeps is the amalgamation of hip-hop and education.

Working towards social progress through rap and entertainment, Hila the Earth is a rapper, comedian, and educator.

Known for his marriage of hip-hop and gamer culture, Mega Ran is one of the most innovate rappers of our time.

With a focus on staying true to Hip Hop’s roots while also propelling it toward the future, Corey J is known internationally for his dance party DJ sets and next-level freestyle rapping.

A Queens native, Lex is a champion of multiple New York freestyle battle series, including Freestyle Mondays and Supreme BARS, and was dubbed "The First Lady of Freestyle Rap" by The Village Voice.

Born and raised in Queens, Jam Young is known for his multi-layered lyricism and boundless energy, publishing an average of 50 songs per year.

Legendary in New York for her freestyle skills, Dizzy Senze is a South Bronx rapper, musician, and and multimedia creative artist.

Notorious for sharp lyrics and punchline-packed freestyles, Brooklyn-born and raised Dex McBean has been performing and producing underground rap since the early 2000s.

Known for his masterful freestyle ability and eccentric cultural references, rapper Kosha Dillz has made headlines across the country and remains one of the top Jewish rappers.

A legend of the Canadian hip-hop scene since the 1990s, Abdominal is known globally for his energetic vocal performances and transatlantic collaborations.

A prolific creator of philosophy-themed songs and videos, Nathanology is also known for his work with House of Yes (Ketamine the Musical, The Devouring), holds a PhD in Classics, and formerly taught at City College of New York.

Best known for his "Rap Guide" series of science-themed plays and albums, Baba has toured the world and enjoyed successful runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and off-Broadway.