Moodie Black

Moodie Black is an experimental hip-hop duo known for their raw, boundary-pushing blend of noise, industrial grit, and confrontational lyricism. Formed in the mid-2000s by vocalist/producer K. Scott and producer/visual artist Cactus, the group carves out a uniquely abrasive sound that merges distorted beats with poetic, often politically charged verses. Their work thrives in the underground, earning a cult following for its unapologetic intensity and genre-defying creativity, landing them collaborations with artists like Antwon and Cities Aviv.

With a discography that includes chaotic bangers and haunting atmospheres—from early releases like *Nausea* to recent drops like *MBIV*, *THE CUCUY*, and *Sana Sana*—Moodie Black refuses to sit still. They’ve toured relentlessly, sharing stages with acts like Death Grips and clipping., and their DIY ethos keeps them rooted in the fringes where art meets rebellion. Whether through scuzzy production or K. Scott’s razor-sharp delivery, they’re a sonic middle finger to complacency, always evolving but never softening.