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Independent Hip Hop Artist: SHA PRINCE

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by FuNkwoRm on 31-07-2009

Independent hip hop artist, Sha Prince, from the GTA , just east of Toronto, Canada, didn’t give me much of a bio on him other than to tell me where he was from, that he wasn’t doing this hip hop thing for very long, and that he’s been a Hip Hop head his whole life. He ended by saying that he’s just doing this shit for the love for the music. Dig…if you want to hear what hip hop sounds like when it’s purely motivated by the love for it, then download this cat’s mixtape. “Visible Concepts”. Dopeness!

www.myspace.com/shaprincemusic

Here’s a single off that mixtape: “Rising to the Top”

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