Straight out of the 757, The Archerville Cartel (consisting of Klazik & Its Tha Koncept) deliver their latest video “Tag Team Champions”. Within two weeks, the video has gained over 43K views on YouTube.com and has become very popular via social media sites. The duo definitely deliver in this jam packed record full of punch lines! Klazik & Koncept represent the essence of Hip Hop and will take you to that place where you say “this is when I fell in love with hip hop”. “Tag Team Champions” is also featured on the album “No Handouts”.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with dancer-singer-rapper Mahalia of the Barbadian pop band NexCyx. NexCyx has played at a range of venues throughout North America and the Caribbean region. Released in 2009, “Gossip Girl,” became the band’s breakout single and instantly landed them as a fan favorite. Mahalia discusses the origins of NexCyx and their plans for the future.

No Good People, or NGP, is a breath of fresh air in the music game. A unique group made up of two sets of brothers of Irish and Italian descent, Stress, Sean Strange, Raida and O-Doub were all raised in the Richmond Hill section of Queens, but they did not meet until they had moved to Long Island and ended up in the same high school. Speaking to and for their generation, this four-some has perfected their craft with hard hitting one-liners, tight rhymes, undeniable beats, and the always hilarious and appreciated stab at themselves and others.

We recently politick with the NGP about their career thus far.

Po Politickin: If the No Good People were the Boston Celtics, who would be Rondo,Garnett, Pierce, Allen, etc..

NGP: I think we’re more like the Pistons in the 80′s but for the Celtics I would say that ODoub is like Rondo cause he’s the youngest dude and full of energy, Strange is Garnett cause he yells alot and likes to throw elbows, Raida is Paul Pierce cause he likes to piss people off and Stress is Ray Allen cause he has a bad back but his jump shot is insane.

Po Politickin: What are the current plans and projects for the NGP?

NGP: We just dropped the “Double Fisting” mixtape for free and we’re getting a lot of love from it. We’re promoting that heavy and are getting ready to drop a few videos for it. We got some shows coming up in the U.S. Canada, and Europe over the summer which should be real crazy. We’re working on second round of the Double Fisting mixtape to be released real soon. We’re also plotting to take over the world before it ends this year.

Po Politickin: Name the 5 favorite websites you visit?

NGP: We stay up on our social networking sites facebook and twitter, then you got music sites like djbooth.net, all the major hip hop blogs, sports sites like grantland.com, ign.com, other sites like youjizz.com. Wait, what?

Po Politickin: What would you consider your proudest accomplish?

NGP: There’s been a couple really big accomplishments for us but I would say the first time we heard our song on the radio. That’s a big moment for any artist.

Po Politickin: Name the 5 most underrated rappers?

NGP: Stress, Sean Strange, Raida, ODoub and N.O. The God

Po Politickin: Tell me about your #1 fan?

NGP: The thing about us is that we really interact with our fans. Fans come to our shows to support us and end up chilling with us and drinking beers and bugging out. We don’t run around like we’re superstars and are too good to talk to fans. Although we do wear sunglasses indoors. Fans come to our shows then a week later we’re at their house party passed out on their couches.

Po Politickin: Thanks for coming thru. Anymore words for the readers, where can we checkout more of your music?

NGP: Listen, we’re the truth. Four dudes who can rap better than anyone you know. We are the greatest thing ever. Check us out at facebook.com/NGPOfficial, twitter.com/NGP_world, youtube.com/ngpworldtv and www.ngpworld.com. You can download our new mixtape for free at these sites. Shoutout to DJ Addition for pushing our music

As a writer for Jamie Foxx, T.Pain, Tinie Tempah and many others, Range has proven his
pen. As a producer for Rick Ross, Wale, Ray J and many others, Range has proven his
prowess as a producer. Now Range, newly freed from RocNation, is preparing to
establish himself as an artist.

As a born leader and rebel with a cause, Range’s only desire is to speak to the
people. No fanfare. No pomp. No circumstance. This is unadulterated music for the
people.

In this edition of Po Politickin, we politick with LA based production duo Ryan & Smitty. Ryan & Smitty have developed a reputation as the go-to guys for unique sounds and catchy hooks. Bursting onto the scene with Chris Brown’s “Go Away”, they discovered further success with Jack’s “Fast Forward”.

Most recently Ryan & Smitty placed HOV Lane on Nick Minaj’s Pink Friday Reloaded. This record is the most talked about record of her new project.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with DJ Adriana. From the runway to the university to the DJ Adriana is the epitome of the total package. Between celebrity-driven parties on the lively Las Vegas strip to regular gigs in the Southwest region, Adriana is quickly becoming the go-to DJ for promoters in the know. DJ Adriana is picking up steam in Vegas, with frequent travel to Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Taipei, Scottsdale, Miami and New York.

Check out her mixes at http://www.soundcloud.com/oxadriana

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with Queensbridge hardcore rapper Cormega. Cormega discusses his contributions to the independent hip hop scene, M.A.R.S. Supergroup rumors, and the importance of giving back to the community.

Welcome to another episode of Po Politickin. In this edition, we politick with SoulBrotha aka SB. SoulBrotha discusses the hip hop scene in Nigeria, his Christian faith, and latest project entitled “Southpaw”.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politickin with South Carolina rapper Dirty Dave. Dirty Dave discusses his admiration for Snoop Dogg, why he’s so Dirty, and his new project entitled ” 1,000 Ways to Get Paid” hosted by Bigga Rankin and DJ Scream.

Bio:

KARMA WAS BORN 1981 IN GENERAL HOSPITAL IN RIVERSIDE THE NAME HE WAS GIVEN WAS NATHANIEL RYAN HOSTUTLER . AS A LOT OF THE YOUTH TODAY KARMA WAS RAISED WITH VERY LITTLE HELP FROM HIS FATHER BUT HIS MOM WAS ALL HE NEEDED SHE DID EVERYTHNIG THING FOR HIM EVEN WHEN IT CALLED FOR HER TO WORK 2 SOMETIMES 3 JOBS TO KEEP LITTLE KARMA HAPPY. KARMA (NATE) WOULD ALWAYS TELL MA THAT SOMEDAY YOU WONT HAVE TO WORK AND I WILL BE ABLE TO DO IT ALL. WELL AS WE ALL KNOW NOT ALL STORY’S END WITH A HAPPY ENDING. HERE IS REAL LIFE DUDE WHO IS GIVEN YOU JUST A PIECE OF HIM THRU THIS ARTICLE AND THRU HIS MUSIC IF YOU EVER HAVE ANY QUESTIONS HE RESPONDS (JUST ASK).

THE INFLUENCES RANGE FROM A WIDE SPECTRUM OF GOSPEL,CLASSICAL,R&B,HIP HOP,RAP,ROCK,REGGAE ,AND EVEN ROCK AND ROLL. AS FAR AS THE ARTIST GO THERE IS NO WAY ENOUGH ROOM TO FIT ALL ARTIST’S. THAT HAVE INFLUENCED ME. KARMA STARTED MAKING MUSIC WITH HIS FRIENDS IN A ROOM WITH A SPEAKER AND A TAPE DECK RECORDING OVER LITTLE SISTERS BARNEY TAPES AND ANYTHING ELSE HE COULD TAPE OVER. FINALLY HE STARTED MAKING BEATS AND AS IM SURE A LOT OF YOU KNOW IT GETS EXPENSIVE BUYING BEATS FROM OTHER PEOPLE. SO HE STARTED MAKING MUSIC WITH AN OLD CPU USING REASON 2.0 AND FRUITY LOOPS 3. RECORDING ON COOL EDIT PRO USING A RADIO SHACK MIC IN THE CLOSET WITH THE CLOTHES. (GOD IS GOOD I’VE COME ALONG WAY).

FAST FORWARD TO 2009 KARMA IS PART OF A WORLDWIDE FAMILY CALLED PACIFIC OCEAN RECORDS WICH IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT DOES EVERYTHING IN ENTERTAINMENT, SHOWS, CD’S, BEATS, STUDIO, GRAPHIC DESIGN, VOICE OVERS, VIDEO, MYSPACE, ETC….THIS IS JUST A SNIP IT OF WHO AND WHAT KARMA IS PLEASE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE JUST ASK.

WEB LINKS:
http://www.myspace.com/hiphopkarma

http://twitter.com/HIPHOPKARMA

http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/Hiphopkarma1

http://www.datpiff.com/HIPHOPKARMA__The_Encounter.m159644.html