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. Local scenes Ohio Indiana Illinois Minnesota Missouri Kansas New York Michigan Pennsylvania Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Midwest hip-hop is a regional genre of performed by artists from the. In contrast with its, and counterparts, Midwest hip hop has very few constants in style or production. Midwest hip hop's first dose of national popularity came in the early to mid-90s with the extremely fast-paced rappers known as, such as , , , , and.

However, while the artists mentioned above became the first to introduce Midwest hip hop that rivaled the popularity of West and East Coast styles, subsequent acts have since risen to national prominence such as, and but they share very few similarities. Other notable midwest rappers and producers include:, and up and comers. It is because these lack of constants between acts from different cities (and sometimes even between artists from the same city) that it can be extremely difficult to define a 'typical' Midwest sound. One characteristic of Midwest hip hop is that beat tempos can range from 90 to about 180, while East Coast's beat tempo is 90–120, West Coast is 100–120, and Southern rap is 80–180. Main article: In the mid-late 1980s came others like D The Great, Suavey Spy, Mike Fresh, Ace Lee, Eveready Crew, J to The D, and Silveree.

Emerged from the hip hop scene in Detroit in the mid-1990s. Their first album, came out in 1996.

The producer was, who also produced for notable hip-hop acts from around the country, including,. He would later become one of the most sought-after producers in hip-hop, with many of his beats being used posthumously after his death in 2006. Gained respect as one of Detroit's premier rappers, but was gunned down and murdered in 2005, after his first shooting which left him paralyzed from his chest down. He had a beef for some time with the, a group from Detroit's east neighborhoods.

There was a dispute over the name Chedda Boyz because Blade Icewood claimed that name originated on the west side of the city. A popular place for rap battles in Detroit is the Hip Hop Shop, located on W 7 Mile. In the mid-1990s, gained notoriety in Detroit as a battle rapper, and released an album during the early stages of his underground career. Was sold out of the trunk of his car. It struggled to sell or create a buzz despite his success in the battling scene. Angry but determined, Eminem developed his style and recorded, released in 1997.

When Em traveled to Los Angeles to compete in the 1997 Rap Olympics, he placed in 2nd, and his EP got into the hands of, who immediately wanted to sign him. He signed to Dr. Dre's, and in 1999 he released his major-label debut album. His second album, became the fastest selling hip hop album in history, breaking 's record. He has gone on to have significant mainstream success with all his albums and is now one of the best selling and most highly ranked rappers of all time, making him Detroit's most widely recognizable hip-hop star., from, is most known for his songs 'Ain't No Future in Yo Frontin' and 'Gotta Get Mine' featuring. He was on life support for two days in September 2008 after he collapsed during a game of pick-up basketball due to kidney failure. It is unclear if prior health complications were the cause of his death later that year.

Another rapper from Flint, is quickly climbing the rap ladder, has been featured in, and has collaborated with many big names in the rap industry. Rapper Proof was also part of the Detroit-founded rap group. Despite his success with D12, he also released two solo albums,. On April 11, 2006, he was fatally shot to death in a gunfight at a Detroit nightclub. Despite Detroit being over 85% African American, many of the most famous white rappers, including, and, Twiztid are from the Detroit area., standing for Dirty Dozen or Detroit Twelve, made it big after Eminem's solo debut. Besides Eminem, former member Proof, and former member, the group consists of, Kuniva, Swift, and Fuzz Scoota.

Detroit rapper made his major-label debut in as he released followed by., another Detroit rapper, debuted around the same time D12 did. Before that, Royce was part of the underground rap duo ' with Eminem.

Is widely known and recognized as an important figure in Detroit's underground hip hop scene. In 1993, Ira Dorsey and Raheen Peterson met through their younger brothers. The two began writing together, under the names Bootleg and Shoestring, and created their first song, 'Dope Dayton Ave.' Rapper Matt Hinkle soon joined the duo under the name Backstabba. The group began working with local producer Steve Pitts and formed The Dayton Family, named after Dayton Street, one of the most crime-ridden streets in their hometown of Flint, Michigan. In between studio sessions, they performed at local clubs and quickly gained notoriety within Flint.

The Dayton Family recorded a 12-inch single and soon signed with Atlanta independent record label Po Broke in 1995. That year, the group released their debut album What's on My Mind? And were featured on the No Limits Down South Hustlers: Bouncin' and Swingin' compilation album, which got the trio recognition throughout Southern United States. After the album's release, Hinkle was imprisoned and replaced by Dorsey's younger brother Eric, who performed under the name Ghetto E. Following a year of touring, the group left Po Broke due to legal problems with the label's producer.

In 1996, they released their second album, F.B.I., standing for Fuck Being Indicted, under Relativity Records. The album was later certified gold. The Dayton Family was plagued with various legal problems, including Ira being incarcerated soon after the release of F.B.I., which hindered the amount of work the group released. Both Ira and Peterson released solo albums.

Two years later, the group signed with Detroit rapper Esham's Gothom label and released solo albums. The next year, they released Welcome to the Dopehouse under Koch Records., from Detroit's west side, steadily rose to fame with his mixtapes. In 2007, he was signed to 's label, and in 2008,. Since then he has had mainstream success. He released in 2011.

His mixtape released in September 2012, titled, was called the mixtape of the year. Was released August 27, 2013. In February 2015, he released his third studio album, becoming his first number 1 album as it debuted atop the.

Is another standout in Detroit music, producing for. In 2013 he released The Beat Down on vinyl and produced A.R.T. The DIA project for legendary Detroit emcee Seven the General, which would be nominated for two with the song 'Detroit City Blues' by Seven the General ft. And going on to become the official promo song for the annual Detroit Design Festival. Illinois Chicago. Main article: Chicago has harbored several locally popular acts since the early 1990s, including and Crucial Conflict; the former being a fast-rapping group associated with, and the latter of which was a group with a decidedly down-home, country sound.

Chicago soon became known for more than fast rapping with the rising popularity of, protege of producer, who put flippant battle raps over a jazzy backdrop. Other rappers in this vein included, who also gained some notoriety in Chicago., a Chicago native, also had a hit in this period with 's label. In 2004, Chicago producer and rapper broke the scene with his debut, on. He became an industry commodity, reworking and repopularizing producer 's style of speeding up Soul instrumental and vocal samples to fit hip hop beats. The style became known as ' soul'. The same year, West produced two hits for Twista, ' and 'Overnight Celebrity'; these led to the rapper's first platinum release, Kamikaze. In 2005, Common (having dropped the 'Sense' from his name) signed with Kanye's, West also being a student of No I.D.

This led to, Common's second. West attempted to push longtime associate, a Chicago battle rapper and ghostwriter; his support helped carve the MC a local niche and some national attention. A guest spot on West's 2006 second album, also solidified the buzz of up-and-coming Chicago rapper, whose debut album was the No. 1 rap album in the country upon its release. His later album directly references his Chicago roots. Chicago is currently home to a thriving underground rap-music scene. Blogs such as Fake Shore Drive, SBG (See Beyond Genre), and Midwest Live have become a 'vital nerve center' for the local underground rap music scene.

A 2009 film, I Am Hip Hop: The Chicago Hip Hop Documentary documented the underground rap-music scene in Chicago from 2004–2009. In 2009, the song 'Legendary' was released by Chicago rappers, and AK-47 of Do or Die showcasing the Midwest style of fast lyrics over a dark beat. Kevin Beacham a.k.a. Formless compiled and wrote 'The Chicago Hip Hop Story' which is featured on the website of Chicago-based hip hop record label Galapagos4.

Is the home of group. The group is best known for contributing an aggressive militant approach to, called Christian battle music. Is a hip hop artist from.

She is best known for her billboard hit which charted 133 on the, 14 on the chart and number 2 on Nielsen SoundScan chart. Hip hop artist from. Best known for charted top 3 hit song on the chart. Other Illinois hip hop artists Ohio Cleveland.

Of Bone Thugs & Harmony – live in concert In the early 1990s, five drop outs formed the unit Bone Enterpri$e and took a one way bus ticket to Compton. They went searching for, a pioneer of gangsta rap, and signed to his label.

They were signed to Ruthless when they got back to Cleveland for a concert, where they performed for Eazy on the spot. They changed their name to consisting of,.

While in L.A. They visited where they bore witness to the creators of their soon to be new style, a rapid-fire flow and melodic mesh of harmonizing vocals, called, that they called the Flow Motion. They released their LP with the smash single ' and ' featuring Eazy-E. They later had hits like ', ', 's ', and ' which earned the group their first.

Bone Thugs-n-Harmony were the first Midwest rappers to go platinum, which led to a conflict with Chicago rappers as, and about stealing their style. They are also the only ones to collaborate with hip hop 'Hall of Famers' like ('), ('), ('When I Die'), and Eazy-E (') while they were all living, and have sold more than 40 million records only in the U.S. Today they have their own label after contractual difficulties with Ruthless records.

Their most recent album, was released in May 2010. They returned as a full group with this album after 10 years of Flesh-n-Bone being in jail, and Bizzy Bone leaving the group twice to build companies 7th Sign Records and IMG Recordings and Distribution, inc. In 2008, most (NEO) Hip-Hop has either a faux-southern sound (usually from inner city Cleveland/Akron), while (on the PA Line) preserves a more classic vibe. However, both the Eastern and Western sides of Cleveland itself hold light to a conscious Hip Hop sound coined by artists such as Mos Def and Talib Kweli, while the southern portion of the city holds more to a flashier, more glamorous side of hip hop.

Cleveland was named as top ten hip hop cities, with Ohio being named among America's most hip-hop states, and having the full support of star small forward 's imprint, DeamLife Ent., and the whole Northeast Ohio music scene has shown itself as a force in Midwest as well as mainstream hip-hop. Cleveland remains on the scene with, who collaborates with a wide array of musicians, who signed with in August 2011, and other notables, such as, (also known King Chip). Cincinnati Many well-known hip-hop artists hail from the southern Ohio city.

One of the first was Jibri the Wise One whose 1991 single 'The House the Dog Built' gained national airplay on radio and music video programs., Kenny P,CincinnatiBoogotti, OTR Clique, and more of the artists that have gained international prominence. Critics label some of these artists as while others reflect the typical Cincinnati style of rap which is usually characterized with deep Southern influences as well as its own original contributions. Was a major annual hip hop event that began in 1996. Other Ohio hip hop artists Rappers come from other places in the state including, and , Trippie Redd (Canton), and.

Producers from the state are (Columbus) and (Akron). Indiana Indianapolis. On stage in Los Angeles in July 2016 hip-hop is led by rapper/producer.

In 2015, Dorian signed a and released two: The D.U.C.K. Tape and Every Scar Has A Story. Every Scar Has A Story was co-executive produced by Dorian and fellow Indianapolis native. Dorian and Joey French met while attending. After the audio received 60,000 views on, Dorian released 'Don't Sleep' to music streaming services, and in August 2016. Dorian collaborated with signee and Indianapolis rapper for the 'Don't Sleep' remix.

The music video for 'Don't Sleep' premiered on 's Indianapolis. Dorian has received play with his single 'Even Love Me' debuting on FM. Dorian has 100,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and is currently. In 2010, Joey French produced the track 'Rumors' on signee 's debut album,. Gary/Hammond The Gary/Hammond, Indiana rap scene first started taking form in the mid to late 1990s. The Grind Family was a rap group with around eight members (two from Gary, three from East Chicago, three from Hammond), led by Will Scrilla (who had a relatively successful underground solo career), dubbed 'The Midwest Wu-tang', after releasing two underground tapes, the group dissolved after Will Scrilla was incarcerated on murder charges in 1999. Another infamous Gary, Indiana rap trio called CCA released multiple hits that resonated among the streets of Gary, including 'Concord Affiliated' and 'Street Life', their success was also short lived as all three members were incarcerated for cocaine trafficking and controlling a criminal enterprise.

MCGz (Murder Capital Gangsters) another group was one of the first groups from the city of Gary to release physical CD's, the group also dissolved due to gang injunctions. The late 1990s era of Gary rap was highly regarded and talented but often short lived due to the reality of each rapper's street life. Ric Jilla of Hammond bridged the gap between rap groups like Grind Family and CCA to more modern solo artists, collaborating with the likes of Will Scrilla and Freddie Gibbs, after dropping his hit 'Pride of Indiana' he began frequently touring and garnered a large local fan base. Freddie Gibbs began attracting attention in 2008 after his 'Live From Gary, Indiana part 2' mixtape, as of today he's the most popular Gary rapper to become mainstream.

Despite accusations of falsifying his gangster lifestyle, he has gone on to release multiple albums and EP's, including three tapes with legendary west coast producer. He was once signed to 's CTE label, but has left due to disagreements. The Gatekeepers compilation CD was a huge deal in launching the careers of some of Gary's hottest MC's. First Battallion, Father Tyme, Pdot (of Money Baggz Ent), T-Lo G, to name a few. Topeka in the late 1980s brewed the Gucci Crew led by Carlos Steele and Vandon Rios whom had minor success locally doing television commercials that extended into Kansas City creating a buzz for a city that was primarily known for its civil rights. Was a popular local outfit that opened for dozens of superstar acts, and received considerable praise for its 2000 debut. Main article: Although strictly underground, there existed a subterranean hip hop culture in the Twin Cities starting as early as 1981.

Similar to the development of hip hop in the South Bronx, Twin Cities rap started as humble parties with a DJ and an emcee. A DJ named Travitron was comparable to the of the Twin Cities area. Shows took place at many venues, most notoriously Club Hip Hop on Selby Avenue in. Other artists and DJs include Disco T, Verb X, Brother Jules, Delite, and Truth Maze. The first real album to come out of the Twin Cities was called The I.R.M. Crew, released in 1985.

Graffiti and crews were also existent in the city. This is the world that the current movers of Twin Cities Hip Hop were brought up in. The main movers of Twin Cities Hip Hop came together to form the group Headshots, a precursor to the label. Members of this group included, Micranots, Musab, Siddiq,. Slug was one of the main artists to move into the foreground, setting the tone for the style of music to follow in the years to come. Since the emergence of Rhymesayers Entertainment, the Minneapolis hip hop scene has seen the local hip-hop scene erupt with talent including, the collective.

The Twin Cities Celebration of hip-hop is an annual event hosted by Yo! The Movement, bringing together people from all walks of life to celebrate the power of community through hip-hop culture. Over the past five years nearly 20,000 people from around the world have taken part in the festival and conference. The Festival has been organised by Founder Toki Wright, Larry Lucio Jr, Claire Redmond, FranzDiego DaHinten, Dimitris Kelly, and Alicia Steele. Another notable annual event is the, which started its first year on Memorial Day Weekend in May 2008.

It features several big name hip hop acts and had over 14,000 in attendance. For 2009, the Soundset music festival was much larger. Some of the notable performing acts include, &, The, Unknown Prophets. Other artists who have performed at Soundset include, &, & Ryan Lewis, Roc Marciano, Nacho Picasso, Allan Kingdom, Dilated Peoples, The Alchemist, and NAS. Main article: is also home to a growing scene.

For a long period of time, the scene was defined by graduate, aka Scrib or FAS/ONE. In the 1980s he led a hip hop movement in called the Scribble Crew as an alliance of who developed a reputation as the top artists in the area.

The art stands today at 24th and Binney Streets, to 16th and Corby Streets, and other North Omaha locations, and is still respected by the community. His act was active through the 1990s and into the new millennium, and is seen as influential on the Omaha scene. Today Alexander is a DJ on a local radio station in Omaha that hosts an independent music show featuring hip hop, and he facilitates an elementary school program that teaches students about hip hop called the 'Culture Shock School Tour'. Alexander has also been vocal about Omaha's lack of support for its hip hop artists.

There many great upcoming artist such as Midwest Mulisha, with members $krilla, L.T.G and Trajik. There are other upcoming rappers such as, Chiffy aka Da Streetz Daughter, B.U., OTR Entertainment, a Latin American hip hop collective, has had artists that have collaborated and Armageddon, former member of 's Terror Squad and executive producer of Fat Joe's J.O.S.E album. Jerry Wade, aka, was first a member of Omaha's Posse-N-Effect.

Their first show was in 1989 in in., an increasingly popular Christian rapper, is originally from Omaha. Cerone Thompson, known as, has had a number one single on college radio stations across the United States.

He has also had several number one hits on the local hip hop station respectively titled, 'Lose Control' and 'Do What U Do'., perhaps the Omaha rapper with the most national exposure, has released an album on New York City's label. However, in a review of the Mars Black album Folks Music, one reviewer noted that Mars describes the Omaha hip-hop scene as 'almost non-existent'. Continuing about the album, the reviewer writes, 'It's only in such a desolate music environment that his pitiful flow, painfully corny emo-rhymes, and insulting bling-boasts could exist.' Today many hip hop shows are held at the in Omaha's, as well as The Clabourne, Formally Cleopatra's on Ames Street. Missouri Kansas City has several blossoming artists such as from the north side of Kansas city Bird, and most notably,. Tech N9ne has sold over 2,000,000 albums independently. Kansas City is home to successful independent record label, owned by Travis O'Guin and, all of which stated above are part of the label.

Also, a notable rapper hailing from Kansas City is. Her first single ' 4, 5, 6' went Gold, as well as her first featured single ' Who Dat' with rapper, which went Gold as well. She sold over 1,000,000 copies with both singles combined.

Other notable Kansas City rappers include, who is signed to the Rhymesayers Entertainment, Fat-Tone who was murdered in 2005, S.H.A.D.O.W., commonly noted as the city's best freestyle artist, of Datura Records, MaddMont Tha Blacc Capone/SiccRidaz, and finally, Rich The Factor who has made tracks with, and many other notable San Francisco Bay Area rappers. The group has also been credited with developing the scene in Kansas City, despite a lack of major commercial success. Columbia, Missouri There is one known rapper that has gained some prominence who hails from the city in Mid-Missouri:, who was born in Columbia, Missouri, but is now based in St. He is a signed artist with Kansas City rapper Tech N9ne's Strange Music Inc. Albert Samaha.

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