Artist description Indigenous Womb is a blending of rhythmic and verbal art forms. With musical elements ranging from hip-hop, to drum-n-bass, to jazzed out melodic riffs, the Womb experiments across genres to create a distinct, "hybrid" sound. The vocals are delivered by a trio of emcees: Vex-Bliss, Signifier, & Amen. With a combination of hard, tight-knit rhyme schemes, story-telling, poetic verse, lyrical craft, and freestyle skills, these emcees bring differing talents & cadences together to create a cohesive unit excelling in inter-verse composition. The production is headed by DJ Sseleman, a producer, dj, and sound engineer who blesses all with his gifted ear and keen sense of musical elements. Sseleman has been crafting his for years and his distinct creative wizardry births sounds sure to leave ears ringing and heads nodding. Together, these individuals resurrect the classic hip-hop tradition of DJ & MC, while bring their own distinct style and signature to the game in innovative fashion. With a myriad of guest artists ranging from Nuru (spoken word poet/acoustic guitarist/& vocalist), to Ras Dan Sealey (Jah roots Reggae MC), to Blim (MC) to Donna (violinist), to Drisk (guitarist), the womb indeed expands and experiments with other forms of music, attesting to their "Hybrid Tongues" theory.

Music Style hip-hop fusion

Musical Influences Too many to begin... The influential and creative

Artist History The Womb has been performing quite often over the past 2 years, and has opened up for the likes of Culture, Mr. Lif, CherryWine, & Akrobatik, and will be featured at the Floyd Fest this summer in VA. With their high-energy, crowd grasping, well-developed stage show, combined with their upcoming premier full length album release this summer, Hybrid Tongues, Indigenous Womb is prepped for a breakthrough year. The womb has been featured on the 4 elements, accumulated thought pattern compilation, Vex Bliss will be featured on B-One's debut solo Breaking the mold, and Signifier is featured on the US compilation album. The Indigenous Womb won the 2003 Battle of the Bands at James Madison University. Vex Bliss was the winner of the 2002 Paris Poetry Slam, while Signifier was the winner of the World MC1 Battle in Christchurch New Zealand. The Vex-Bliss solo project 'Alley Kat Anthem' is complete and availible. The collective Womb album and the Signifier solo project will be completed by summers end, and Amen is working on compliation album that will feature his own production work and several guest vocalists

Albums Vex-Bliss: Alley Kat Anthem Indigenous Womb: Hybrid Tongues (coming soon) Signifier: The Yellow Lens (coming soon)

Location Harrisonburg, VA - USA

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