· By Anderson B. Cox
Before the Mic: Unveiling the Prelude to Emcee Ambitions: Entry 2
In the early '80s, technology stepped into my world around 1983 or 1984, introducing me to a realm of musical possibilities. The advent of cassette tapes marked a significant chapter, offering the means to capture the essence of radio music and craft a personal soundtrack that would become the heartbeat of my days. As this cutting-edge technology harmonized with my exploration of my parents' vinyl records, a profound love for the art of wordplay began to take root, setting the stage for a musical journey.The landscape of the early '80s was a fertile ground for the emergence of the Hip...
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