LO-FI | The Magazine

LO-FI GUEST MIX 002 – MISC. CITIZEN

Our second ‘Guest Mix’ comes from the myth known as Misc. Citizen. Tune in to one of New Zealand’s rarest in this edition of our ‘Guest Mix’ series!

UNDERGROUND GEMS: COKE WAVE 2

‘Coke Wave 2’ is an eclectic mish-mosh of styles, sounds and flows. It’s one of the best projects in Max B’s discography and a certified ‘Underground Gem’. Explore the ‘Coke Wave’ in this edition of ‘Underground Gems’!

RAP GAME JAMAL CRAWFORD: COOLIN’ WITH WIFIGAWD

Wifigawd is one of the rap game’s most versatile and prolific artists. The Washington, DC native is constantly on his grind, releasing classic tape after classic tape. His music ranges from the new-age frenzy that underground heads crave, to the soulful and spiritual sounds of yesteryear. We had the honor of interviewing Wifi via e-mail to gain an insight into the world of the Washington Wizard.

BEATS, RHYMES AND WWE. THE SUBJXCT 2oo4 INTERVIEW

Subjxct 2oo4, production mastermind from New Jersey’s 2oo4 collective, is one of the game’s most dynamic producers. His wide array of distinct sounds, influences and tastes all fuse together to create his mind-bending beats. With a lengthy discography, and production credits with a whole cast of legends, Subjxct is extremely underrated as a producer. His clean, polished and experimental soundscapes deserve more shine. In this edition of ‘Creator Spotlight’, we asked Subjxct about his collective ‘2oo4’, his passion for Professional Wrestling and much more.

THE BEGINNING OF BASED

For this edition of LO-FI: The Magazine, we will attempt to bring credence to the Based movement. By analysing the tapes: ‘I’m Thraxx’ and ‘6 Kiss’, we will discuss and explain how Lil B changed the music world forever.

THE RISE AND RISE OF WORKING ON DYING

In today’s music environment Working On Dying is known as a producer collective on the ascent. Through their work with bonafide stars such as Future, Lil Uzi Vert and Matt Ox, WOD have become a household name. They are positioned to be the next collective crowned ‘super producers’. Before their mainstream takeover, the Philadelphia based collective had been pioneers in the underground world.