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The 6 Malaysian Hip Hop Crews You Need To Know
Crews are an essential part of the hip hop experience. Most hip hop artistes worth their salt have a crew to back them up. An artiste’s crew acts as a petri dish for germinating ideas, collaborations and rhymes. It’s what hip hop is all about. A solid crew can really move and shake the scene. Just look at Odd Future.
It’s no different here in the hot and humid Malaysian hip hop scene. But do you know the main crews that rock the scene in these parts? We list a few essential ones to get you started.
FlowFam XXII
22s Up! Once known as Flow Familia, FlowFam XXII is a collective that sprouted from a tight community of friends. Fronted by the likes of Karmal, SonaOne, Hunny Madu and many more, the collective was formed in 2004 and has since gone regional, with members hailing from Malaysia, Singapore and Sri Lanka.
Cool Crew Fact: SonaOne is a member of FlowFam XXII despite being signed to Kartel Records.
The Bat Cave
This Bat Cave’s way hipper than Batman’s. The Bat Cave’s origins can be traced back to 2010. With two mixtapes and a host of releases by artists under their label Kelawar Records, the group has enough walk to match their talk. The collective cites Wu Tang and Jurassic 5 as inspirati