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The Art of Rap feat. Ice-T, KRS-One, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and More on Saturday, June 17, at 8 p.m.

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Ice-T, KRS-One, and Raekwon headline a show that also includes Ghostface Killah, Mobb Deep, and Onyx

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Ice-T: The O.G. made history with 1987’s Rhyme Pays (the first hip-hop album to be slapped with the Parental Advisory sticker) before pioneering gangsta rap with 1991’s O.G. Original Gangster and kicking the hornet’s nest with his band Body Count.
KRS-One: The award-winning artist sometimes known as Teacha and “The Blastmaster” was one of the first rappers to incorporate Jamaican melodies into rap with his group Boogie Down Productions, and is the founder of the Stop the Violence Movement.
Raekwon: “The Chef” of the Wu-Tang Clan and pioneer of Mafiso rap dishes out what the Miami New Times calls “street epics” that are “straightforward yet linguistically rich universes not unlike a gangsta Illiad.” Expect catalog classics and new tracks from his latest, The Wild.
Ghostface Killah: Being a member of the Wu-Tang Clan would be cool enough, but Ghostface, a.k.a Tony Starks, didn’t stop there. He’s carved out a dazzling solo career, adding to his legacy with two 2015 albums: Sour Soul and Twelve Reasons to Die II.
Also Appearing: Onyx | Mobb Depp

Ice-T, KRS-One, and Raekwon headline a show that also includes Ghostface Killah, Mobb Deep, and Onyx

Ice-T: The O.G. made history with 1987’s Rhyme Pays (the first hip-hop album to be slapped with the Parental Advisory sticker) before pioneering gangsta rap with 1991’s O.G. Original Gangster and kicking the hornet’s nest with his band Body Count.
KRS-One: The award-winning artist sometimes known as Teacha and “The Blastmaster” was one of the first rappers to incorporate Jamaican melodies into rap with his group Boogie Down Productions, and is the founder of the Stop the Violence Movement.
Raekwon: “The Chef” of the Wu-Tang Clan and pioneer of Mafiso rap dishes out what the Miami New Times calls “street epics” that are “straightforward yet linguistically rich universes not unlike a gangsta Illiad.” Expect catalog classics and new tracks from his latest, The Wild.
Ghostface Killah: Being a member of the Wu-Tang Clan would be cool enough, but Ghostface, a.k.a Tony Starks, didn’t stop there. He’s carved out a dazzling solo career, adding to his legacy with two 2015 albums: Sour Soul and Twelve Reasons to Die II.
Also Appearing: Onyx | Mobb Depp

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