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A catalyst in the surge of dynamic underground rap acts from the Pacific Northwest during the mid- to late 2000s, Gabriel Teodros comprises part of multiracial hip-hop group Abyssinian Creole. He, along with members of Blue Scholars and Common Market, founded the Mass Line Media company, which has played an integral role in this mostly Seattle-based movement.

Macklemore

74,684 plays (3,279 listeners)

Macklemore is an emcee from Seattle, Washington that often shows up the larger acts he opens for in the city. At his own shows he keeps the audience going, no matter how small the crowd.

Bambu

41,002 plays (3,227 listeners)

One of the two emcess of the group, Native Guns, Bambu, originally from the Watts community of Los Angeles, released his debut album, Self Untitled, in 2002, as well as the ".38 revolver mixtape" in 2005. He released his second album, i scream bars for the children, on the 15th anniversary of the Los Angeles Riots on April 29th, 2007.

Brother Ali

2,278,557 plays (88,728 listeners)

Originally influenced by Earth, Wind & Fire and born into Hip-Hop through break dancing, Brother Ali has been one with the mic since he first heard Miilkbone on record.

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Blu & Exile

675,013 plays (14,205 listeners)

Blu is definitely a leader in the new school of Los Angeles emcees. His presence is undeniable, while his music captivates audiences regardless of race, class, and gender. Although many are still unaware of Blu's work, "Below The Heavens" guarantees to take LA hip hop back to the place where Freestyle Fellowship, Jurassic 5, and The Pharcyde left off.

Zion I

1,674,841 plays (96,754 listeners)

Ten years after the release of their debut single, Oakland hip-hop duo Zion I return with The TakeOver, a filler-free new mix of jabs, roundhouses and uppercuts that continue their streak as one of hip-hop’s most diverse groups.

Binary Star

827,415 plays (66,185 listeners)

Overview: The former hip-hop duo comprised of emcees One Man Army (who now goes by the name of One.Be.Lo) and Senim Silla (which, backwards, reads "all is mines"). Production handled by the Trackezoids who are headed by Decompoze and One Man Army. Originally from the Detroit area (Pontiac) aka Waterworld.