Metasyons is back! & You can thank the eviction notice for that. The "Unemployment” LP is now unearthed. Metasyons the USM anchor MC weighty enough to crack sediment is smashing these rappers down to atomic particles this August….Please watch for that fallout! The only place safe enough to contain such a devastating force of nature is THE SHELTER. The tried & tested Los Alamos of the Detroit Hip-Hop scene.

The LP, entirely produced by USM cohort Crate Digga is much needed sustinance for the m.a.r.v.i.n. starved masses fueling their push through the aftershocks of Michigan’s economic shakedown. Metasyons’ "Unemployment” LP is the sniffing salt and cold press for the bruised & battered souls trudging through this 12 round recession. This is the anthem to ride to whenever shit get’s ROUGH!

‎Serum-WORLD PREMIER MUSIC VIDEO!!! "Rebel Without Applause" directed by Mupalia Pictures. Song produced by Ozny and will on his next single on college radio. P.C.P. album coming soon

Sa-Roc hails from the southeastern area of Washington DC, a city that’s a mashup of poverty stricken hoods, a strong radical movement, and a fierce loyalty to cultural preservation. This is the cocoon from which Saroc was birthed and bred. A product of Afrikan-centered parents, Saroc developed a rebel mentality from an early age. She grew up on the music of Jimi Hendrix, Gil Scott Heron, and Earth,Wind & Fire. Her musical soundtrack was a klash of sounds, from gogo, to rock, to hip hop. This foundation began an aural quest for different sounds and concepts in music. It wasn’t until 2002, when Saroc met Atlanta producer Sol Messiah, that she began her love affair with the mic. Armed with the lessons and musical genius of Sol Messiah, she developed a sound that was 1 part hood poetry, 2 parts otherworldly, and totally new and fresh. From subject matter ranging from melanin to pyramids, Saroc spits metaphysical ideas over melodic hip hop beats, seeking to fuse knowledge of self with great music. She seeks to create not just a couple of albums, but a full-fledged musical movement. A cultural griot, Saroc intends to reinstate the art of emceeing to its former glory, passing down the legacy 1 sixteen at a time

This video was shot in Cuba, off the highly anticipated album Soundtrack To The
Struggle by Lowkey