Music Style Spanish Hip Hop/Rap

Musical Influences Cypress Hill/ Mobb Deep/ Nas/ DMX/ Psycho Realm/ Delinquent Habits/ Beatnuts/ Los Marijuanos/ Frost/Eminem/Dre/50 Cents/

Similar Artists Cypress Hill/ Mobb Deep/ Nas/ DMX/ Psycho Realm/ Delinquent Habits/ Beatnuts/ Los Marijuanos/ Frost/Eminem/Dre/50 Cents/

Group Members Skribe - Vocales, Gordo - Vocales, Payback - Musica Produccion

Instruments Mic, drum machine, keyboards, guitars, bass guitar, and skills

Press Reviews One of the leaders of the Spanish language hip-hop movement is Milwaukee's Kinto Sol. Releasing their second all-Spanish hip-hop album titled "Hecho en Mexico." Their unique musical style is not only crossing borders, its also burring musical genres. Using hip-hop style beats with DJ Payback's distinctive style of production and Djing skills. Kinto Sol's "Hecho en Mexico" captures the sound and lifestyle of Mexicanos from both sides of the border. The titled song "Hecho en Mexico" is an authentic BrownPride anthem made with soul and pride, an instant low riding classic. On the joint "Raza es Raza," Kinto Sol addresses the problem of division, by creating a universal song for all the Raza to bump, whether you're a cholo or compa, you're still Raza! The love song "Si Supieras" is a continuation song from their first album, when love is war battle lines are drawn. These are just a few of the diverse topics reflected in their lyrics. With three of the members born in Mexico and raised as teenagers in America, Kinto Sol incorporates their childhood memories and American experiences into their music. Bridging the gap from both worlds, Kinto Sol brings the spirit of Mexico with the influence of Brown America into a new bi-cultural hip-hop classic. Made in Mexico!

Location Milwaukee, Wisconsin - USA

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