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Get ready to be served as Fish ‘N’ Grits Magazine prepares for their third delectable release on September 30 with rap star Jadakiss gracing the cover! Turning industry heads as only they can, publishers Camille Burgos and Joe “Fatal” continue with their passionately palatable mix of in-your-face hip hop and porn.
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Hip hop heads, it’s time to be heard. For the first time in Africa, a magazine is catering directly to the needs of the hip hop community. So to all the B-boys out there, the MCs and the DJs, the B-girls and the graffiti artists, mark down Wednesday 23 June. It’s the day that Hype hits the shelves. This one’s for you. Read on for comments from Ready D and download the cover.
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I’m of the opinion that one can only truly appreciate the art of graffiti if you’re a spray-can artist yourself. I have been a follower of Hip-Hop for a long time, but still my knowledge of graf has remained is limited. So in effort to get me open on this often misunderstood aspect of Hip-Hop, I decided to check for more mags, books and also search the net regarding this subject.
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One, among many things that I love about Hip-Hop today is the variety of magazines that are available. Unlike the past, where I had little, or no options. I now have the luxury of choosing what and what not to read. I can still remember how excited I was when I bought my first copy of Rap Masters. But lately, I’m only truly stimulated when I’m out in the underground digging for scrolls.
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Can you imagine receiving a glossy full color magazine with around 90 pages of underground hip hop information? Can you also imagine not having to pay for this magazine? Well this is exactly what Showcase magazine is all about.
Showcase is free and comes out bi-monthy and is a quality read. It contains a lot of information about the indepedent rap scene, mostly from the Bay, NorthWest, Down South and LA.
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Do you remember Big Daddy Magazine? Well the creators of that classic have regrouped their efforts to bring an even better magazine aimed at hip hop purists. This is a thick magazine, thicker than the Source by the way, full color and retails at around £3.95. With this debut issue you also get a free cd.