Relative Unknowns Forever M.C and it’s different Gather All-Star Rap Cast for Debut LP
Now, we have a real treat for you this time. This is like nothing we have covered on MiR before. To give everyone a break during that stressful work week we have the debut LP from two relative no-names, Forever M.C. and it’s different. Despite this, these guys have been making amazing waves right out the gate with their debut. They first burst onto the scene with their first track “No Hands”, which started that initial buzz. it’s different has been incredibly busy making dance remixes for well-known artists such as The Chainsmokers and Justin Beiber, slowly making performing that Soundcloud hustle. What happens when a Utah native and a few Romanian artists get together? They make amazing music.
So if they are relatively fresh and unknown, why is their debut such a big deal? Well, these artists were able to accomplish something that not many people could do, collaborate with some of the best rappers in the industry and all without a label! Oh, and you know when we said some? We meant all. The LP is the home to performances from the likes of Snoop Dogg, Lupe Fiasco, DMX, Tech N9ne, E-40, and Wu-Tang Clan. The roster for this album is so stacked that it would be hard to believe these unknown artists could garner that star power? Simply amazing.
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