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Cutesylvania Flint, Michigan
Cutesylvania is a one-woman hip-hop act, creating video game and pop culture influenced songs backed by pixelated whimsical
melodies.
Releasing albums as pieces of a map to a mysterious island, she brings fun wordplay and a colorful element to her music, inviting every listener to be a part of her adventure.
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Fragmentation
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History 1-1
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I love to hear Professor Shyguy's chiptune/singing style applied to songs on non-video-game topics. Hearing Shyguy partnered with various other vocalists is quite a treat as well! It's hard to choose a favorite track though, as that seems to change with my mood.
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Too Big To Fail, Part One
by Beefy
supported by 8 fans who also own “Call it a Comeback”
The arrangement and the seriousness in which Beefy doesn't take things too seriously is where this record, and indeed all of his works have really shined. This isn't to say the passion and the love aren't there, because they are, in spades. This is a fun ride through the genre of Nerdcore and there is a level of innovation in Mr. Keith A. Moore that has been honed to a fine point with the hilt being as blunt and unapologetic as ever!
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The Lure Of Light
by Mega Ran & Jermiside
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Proto Culture 2.0 (feat. Del The Funky Homosapien) SINGLE PACK
by Mega Ran
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Buddy's Magic Toy Box
by Mega Ran
The Philadelphia rapper turns the children's music formula on its head with old-school beats and sharp life lessons.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Call it a Comeback”
I love this whole album: It just captures a wide range of experiences and affects the listener with a wide range of emotions. I first liked this album because of the nerdcore elements, but I fell in love when I realized that these verses were true poetry, speaking to a deeper truth and beauty unlike most hip-hop I've heard. "A Poet" exemplifies this with its bittersweet message about how poetry is not valued. This is the first hip-hop tune I've ever shed a tear over. Take a bow, Mega Ran.
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