Cover Art For, ‘Veggie2time Vs. The World’

Hip-Hop is the most competitive genre, by far. Nowhere more in music do you see top artists pit against each other, public wars between labels and of course, “Beef” than you do in Hip-Hop. To be quite frank, it’s part of our DNA. Despite that, tell me something better in the world than multiple artists coming together to merge their talents and create a masterpiece, especially in Rap. Collaborations are the backbone of Hip-Hop and in 2017 we saw that taken to new heights with highly promoted projects between stars like 21 Savage and Offset, Quavo and Travis Scott and many, many more. Looking to join in on the fun that is making dope music with your friends, Kentucky natives Vegg and 2X join forces for their new EP, Veggie2time Vs. The World.

Coming in at a short, but sweet six tracks, Veggie2time is an enjoyable exporations of the raw talents of both artists. While tracks like, “Bounce Out” and “Can’t Hang With Me” showcase both 2X and Vegg’s solo prowess, respectively, it’s the duo-cuts like, “Gotta Get it” and “Dirty” that leave the listener pondering the possibilities of more songs from these two. With a stout knack for melodies and an ability to slice through the solid production lyrically, 2X and Vegg set the table for a future of more collaborations.

Check out the project, here and be sure to keep an eye on both Vegg and 2X.

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Artwork provided courtesy of the artist

With Kentucky being a state mostly known for it’s strong affinity for sports, college basketball in particular, it could be easy to think that music could be seen as an afterthought. Nothing could be further from the truth, though. As in other places in the south, Kentucky has a deep love for music, it’s just that this is a state driven by stars. With many of them being future NBA stars that stroll through UK and UofL, that’s how the focus has seem guided. Looking to break through as Maysville’s favorite son, Vegg appears in the RESPECT. Magazine pages for the first time via his impressive new EP, Organic Veggies.

Breaking through with a melodic, yet surprisingly full soundtrack provided fully by producer Fargo Mula, Vegg uses the opportunity to absolutely float over each of the five tracks. Standouts include, “Plug” and “Work“, a wildly catchy track with a consistent hi-hat that guides you through the short, but sweet track. With only 5 songs on the project, Organic Veggies serves as a sweet appetizer for what’s to come from the Southern native.

Check out, Organic Veggies below and be sure to keep an eye on Vegg.

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