Critics of rap music who say that the genre is too violent, too focused on bling-bling, and gangbangin have something new to reconsider their perspective: Another Rap Group. Thats not a misprint. Another Rap Group is indeed the name, but the name is an understatement. ARG isn't just another rap group. In many ways, ARG is the rap group that is poised to bring a renaissance of what rap music was and has continued to be in the subgenre of underground rap all around the nation and overseas.
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Critics of rap music who say that the genre is too violent, too focused on bling-bling, and gangbangin have something new to reconsider their perspective: Another Rap Group. Thats not a misprint. Another Rap Group is indeed the name, but the name is an understatement. ARG isn't just another rap group. In many ways, ARG is the rap group that is poised to bring a renaissance of what rap music was and has continued to be in the subgenre of underground rap all around the nation and overseas. With their groove-savvy beats, smoothly crafted instrumental tracks, and of course, a rap style that relates to listeners on a street-level with issues that most anybody can identify witheven those outside of rap music. ARG is bringing rap into the 21st century with a 1980s passion and honesty that made rap the most exciting and relevant musical style to emerge in the last three decades. Another Rap Group has shared the stage with the likes of; The Living Legends (Grouch, Eligh, Sunspot, Scarub, Lucky.i.am, Aesop, Bicasso, Murs), Zion I, Mistah F.A.B, Pigeon John, Akrobatik, Busdriver, Chuck T, Paulie Rhyme, Crazy Ballhead, LA Symphony, Deux Process, Compadre, Mr. P Chill, Cawzlos, Live Manikins, Eddie K (Gurp City), and many others.
