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The Maryland rapper’s new project, 'Anger Management,' is a collaboration with the producer Kenny Beats that continues an electrifying repertoire.
"No moshpit etiquette." That was Rico Nasty giving instructions to anyone coming to her set at the second Coachella weekend earlier this month. That's the kind of thing I used to hear from punk and metal frontmen who were trying to sound tough: "Don't be a pussy! If somebody falls down, kick 'em!" It sounded ridiculous then. It sounds different when it's coming from a 21-year-old mother. Rico Nasty was, after all, at Coachella, a place where moshpits have historically only been an issue when Rage Against The Machine have been headlining. Coachella is a glittering, orderly festival, a getaway weekend for rich people who like drugs. And Rico Nasty was doing whatever she could to inject some chaos into it. That's an honorable goal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXdS5Y6t9sU Rico Nasty has been bringing the chaos for a couple of years now. In 2014, she came ripping out of the DC suburbs, screaming and howling over guitar-fuzz and sputtering lo-fi beats. Rico can do introspection and
Rico roars in her signature yowl, and a wall of jaw-breaking sound surges right behind her: "No it won't fade away, shots like a fade-away / Smile in a hater's face, watch what the fuck you say." Anger Management, her latest mixtape, sets its savage pace with opener, "Cold," and never slows down.
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Atlanta rapper 6LACK will perform at the 2019 spring Jubilee concert, the Carolina Union Activities Board announced Friday. The concert will be on April 13.
6LACK's go-to guy tells REVOLT TV why they never really stop recording, how recording led to 6LACK being hospitalized and why he trusts the process.
Melissa Aiello April 10th, 2019 - 11:00 AM