Sons of Kalal, Underground hip hop lyrics that reflect the current struggles of our society and our addiction to let loose with booze and honeys.

Sons of kalal is an east coast hip hop act that shreds vinyl,graffiti tags the world and rips up stages. BE SURE TO CLICK THE LINK BELOW FOR THREE FREE TRACKS!

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        Sons of Kalal have been performing live Hip-Hop since 2006 and have shared stages with Chali 2na of Jurassic 5,Slaine,Akrobatik,Pack Fm,Statik Selecta,and Termonoligy. They have earned there spot in the New England underground  Hip-Hop live scene and are now trying to spread there music through new channels. Please take a serious listen and help spread the word about
Sons of Kalal.

        There debut  album, “No Plan B,” came out late last year. The sound varies widely on each track, echoing hip-hoppers like Jurassic 5, early Black Eyed Peas and The Roots. But the band also sometimes channels the funky blues of groups like Parliament Funkadelic, with competent guitar and bass work.

        This is an east coast hip hop act that shreds vinyl,graffiti tags the world and rips up stages. Be sure to pay close attention east coast urban music fans cause this is not the conformed rap crap your used to.Underground hip hop lyrics that reflect the current struggles of our society and our addiction to let loose with booze and honeys.

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