What up world? Well considering this is the first blog up I might as well bring yall up to speed on where I’ve been over the past few months…Right before the New Year started I decided to leave the group “Caveman Theory” and see how far I can take this solo thing...if you got questions about why come see me in person and I’ll break it down for you. I’d have to say being solo is going quite well. I picked up new management (peace to Sean K) and have been churning out some fucking great material. Right now I have my first solo effort Over.Rap.Music. coming out in April (release party at Backbooth April 10th) then a dope little EP with German producer demo, a collaboration album with Nonsense Records Hakim Tafari and producer Optiks, and I’m working on my major release I Should Have Kept My Mouth Shut, which will be done by the end of this year..All the music bullshit aside life has been fucking crazy, I’m broke , I work a shitty night shift job at IKEA, and I’m pretty sure most of the people I know secretly don’t like me for one reason or another, and that’s just fine because I personally don’t like anyone as of lately. So outside of my day to day bullshit this blog will be dedicated to the large amount of hating and ridiculousness that goes on in my life. I hope you all enjoy. Until next time..PEACE
PS: I’ll be in Tally for Maniac Magees BDAY show so Im sure I’ll Have some stories to share
Do not let the title fool you. There is a great deal of talent here in Orlando. The problem is, well, Kap is the problem. Following the release of his solo EP in 2006, The 2-Way Mirror, Kap spent the last 2 years in the emerging Orlando hip-hop ensemble, Caveman Theory. After the release of the widely accepted and CMJ chart topping release "The Stone Quartet", Kap is poised to make a run in the hip-hop game. Armed with a new team and new state of mind, Kap is ready to release his latest effort, "Over Rap Music" in early March at the world famous Madd Illz led Lounge Battles in Orlando, FL.
Check out the album art here:
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