Big Village records: Sydney underground hip hop
by Big Village is a newly formed Sydney underground hip hop label. Containing MCs from Sketch the Rhyme, each member is from their own individual bands and contribute their expertise to the running of the organisation.
The label was founded by the artists it represents, all passionate about live music, quality beats and poignant, deft and intelligent lyrics. Cruise by the site, check out their new compilation full length and accompanying music clip, and grab the free download from Loose Change.
Tagged: fresh15, Hip Hop, Loose Change, Sketch the Rhyme, Sydney Hip Hop
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