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Flatbush Zombies Hit Baltimore, Photo By Ryan Lyons

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Theoretically, Producer/Rapper Travis Scott has one up on the rest of the rap newcomers. He’s collaborated with Kanye West on the Cruel Summer album, T.I. and Pusha T rap over his beats, and he’s barely 21. Though his lyrics are hit or miss, he raps with conviction and much of it sounds like it was created in a castle at the top of a hill during a horrendous thunderstorm.

During his set at SOB’s last year, there seemed to be a lot of lights and glare- you know, fancy shit backed by a fancy label. And that’s okay, because Travis Scott has sorta proved to people that he’s going to be an artist that sticks around and he just might be a creative genius.

Here’s a couple of choice shots I grabbed with my Iphone 4 at his SOB’s debut.

A couple of weeks back, I capped up a great photo shoot in Brooklyn, New York with Mr. eXquire. He’s one of my favorite artists in the past year or so because of his creativity and nostalgia. As soon as his vocals hit the instrumental it’s immediately identifiable.

Listening to this latest joint, i’m sure Kismet will be a powerful project. Peep game.

King Mez, photo by Ryan Lyons

Grande Marshall, Photo by Ryan Lyons

Walt Fraze, Photo by Ryan Lyons