Crown City Rockers is an American hip-hop group known for their infusion of live instrumentation and classic boom-bap beats with a touch of jazz and funk. The group formed in Pasadena, California, hence the "Crown City" in their name, before relocating to the Bay Area. Consisting of rapper Raashan Ahmad, producers Woodstock and Headnodic, keyboardist Kat Ouano, and drummer Max MacVeety, the collective gained recognition for their unique sound and energetic live performances. They distinguish themselves within the hip-hop community by melding the raw appeal of underground beats with a more melodic and soulful vibe.

Their body of work, including popular releases like "Earthtones" and "The Day After Forever," showcases their dedication to musical integrity and lyrical positivity. The group's discography is a testament to their creative process, as seen in the collection "Unreleased Joints, Demos & B-Sides," which provides listeners with a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their artistry. Crown City Rockers have remained true to the roots of hip-hop while pushing its boundaries, earning them a loyal following and enduring respect within the genre. With a blend of thoughtful lyrics, dynamic rhythms, and a vibe reminiscent of hip-hop's golden age, Crown City Rockers continue to contribute to the sound and culture of conscious rap music.

Genres

Old School Hip Hop

Latest Release

Crown City Rockers - Unreleased Joints, Demos & B-Sides

Crown City Rockers

Album - 16 Tracks - Released August 24, 2014