Artist description This group was formed from the particles contained in the soul of Hip Hop. Amin, D.I, Rasputin and Ravenous make the sound components of C.O.R.E. Adding to this injection of pure Hip Hop is Dj K-Mymus and Verbal Kent to form the Alliance. This group doesn't carry the stereotypical battle rhymes but expresses there skills through content and subject matter.

Music Style Unknown to the human race

Musical Influences Each other

Similar Artists C.O.R.E

Artist History This group has been dwelling in the depth's of darkness's abyss for the past 3 years. Only to never appear to it's regions eyes till March 17th. Before then the thought of our existence was only fathomed by the listners imagination. The 2 core members from the start Amin & Ravenous began there journey with occasional rhyme sessions. Only to meet up with Rasputin in 1999 to form 3 strong and start the "renaissance" of local hip hop in anchorage. During the progress of our work we aquired an old member known as D.I. We were then recently joined by Verbal Kent and Dj K-Mynus to form the Alliance. We first made our mark on the night of March 17th, 2001 with two events taken place. One, we opened for Mystikal to stuningly read the paper on March 20th to find we received "best performance of the night". Two, we handed out the first taste of raw Hip Hop this state has ever seen in the form of a Compact Disc. Since then we have recieved many accolades and appreciation for our local talent. We plan to open for Ja Rule and DMX in the month of Augest. This will be our engraving for the eternity of anchorage, Alaska Hip Hop.

Group Members C.O.R.E - Amin - D.I - Rasputin - Ravenous - Alliance - Dj K-Mynus - Verbal Kent

Instruments Matter

Albums COREspondence - Winter 2001

Press Reviews Anchorage Daily News - Matt Hopper, www.rapmusic.com, www.rhymelife.com, www.spitboxers.com

Location Anchorage, AK - USA

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