#10 mez
http://www.myspace.com/mezmerizer
new york city: the berthing place of all true elements of hip-hop culture. the home of the b-boys, battle rappers, break dancers dj,s and graffiti artist. and even as the hip-hop culture dimishi''s the ringotne dance crazed vomit blowing up the airwaves. new york city stays true to the elements hosting weekly hip-hop battles though end of the week, the subways still tagged rock steady crew newely rejuvited and still breaking, theres are the top ten emcee's holding it down for new york cities true underground rap scene helping keep hip-hop alive in the birthing place of the genre. so though the next ten days ill be dropping a new name to this list so keep folling
#10 mez
the bronx may have birthed hip-hop but manhatan has been hosting the life support in the new millenium, and mez has been one of its top suppliers one half of the manhatanites with selsufficante. not being pulled in my hip-hops growing obbessing with dance and fake gangerism mez decides to be stuck ina time warp and have a 80's sound. a true homage to the 80's with scratching in the beats he spits on and spitting with complexity kool g rap and rakim honed. i first got turned on to mez listing to one of 2006's top hip-hop albums mf grimms american hunger (boing) my first thought was who was this ill emcee spitting on this record so using one of the new mileniums only upsides in music (myspace) i searched his name and i was even more inpressed wha tiheard on the web-site then i thought i would. the first thing i heard was a sampled hook witthe lyrics (ive had my share of cross's so bad circles that lead to know where) lines that hit me hard. true lines of hope and when mez started rapping about his hope of ghetting out the ghetto and hustle showed hope for the hi[-hopculture. ot every rapper wants to sel drugs and gang bangs theres someout there who want to make it in the industry to get out the hustle that holds him down. witch shows mez is trully drivin to make it in the game. and by all means i hope he does the game needs a little hope in todays society
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