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So You Want To Be A Rawkus Rap Superstar |
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Saturday, 20 October 2007 |
 The hip hop label Rawkus Records is on the hunt for 50 unsigned artists to put its mighty resources behind. The label that was once home to Mos Def and Talib Kweli, and now boasts Kidz in the Hall on their books, is looking for submissions now. To be considered you must have a developed MySpace community and some youtube links to show for yourself. Slop Funk Dust, content manager of the RAWKUS 50 project describes it as “the perfect opportunity for that one guy, that’s been recording albums in his basement and posting his videos on youtube. It is also perfect for artists that are already established and have followings and are just interested and hungry. For those established artists this can be a way better outlet than mixtapes.” So if you think you’ve got what it takes to be the next Rawkus rap superstar you can submit entries to
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and mark them for the attention of Slopfunkdust.
Rawkus tell us they are keen to see some UK acts in the final 50!
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