Sup. You guys can call me Royal. I'm from Vancouver, Canada. I started this blog called Asian Rap Worldwide. This is a site where you can read about Asian rappers, listen to Asian rap songs, watch Asian hip hop music videos.
If you want to be featured send in your MP3s, YouTube videos, and mixtapes. For all other inquiries by all means hit me up through email.
ND is a half-Chinese half-Vietnamese rapper from San Francisco, California. His style of rapping is primarily fast, similar to Twista or Bone Thugs. ND also is an interviewer for ASVN.
All Around My World is a song by Malaysia's Joe Flizzow featuring Terry Tye Lee. Its a song about flying ladies all around Asia. This track is from Joe Flizzow's debut solo-effort album President. The album cover of President kinda reminds me of former US President Richard Nixon's "I am not a crook" pose.
Bambu is featured on Built From Skratch. Bambu talks about his latest album ...exact change... and his single Crooks & Rooks. He also said that he will do some mini albums in 2009 and 2010 and would release one last full-length album.
After 4 years since he left Drunken Tiger, DJ Shine a.k.a. "the No. 1 Korean" is back! DJ Shine is back with a Korean remake/cover of Flo Rida's Right Round. Uggh... let's just say I am disappointed. There's something about DJ Shine's performance that makes him looks really uptight. And what the hell is he wearing?!
So I saw this full page spread about S.H.O in the April/May issue of The Source magazine. I didn't know who he was or whatever so I decided to look him up.
Here's the 411 on S.H.O:
S.H.O is a rapper from Yokohama, Japan. He was originally an alpine skier representing Japan. During the World Cup trial in 2004, he had an accident which left him hospitalized for a year. Upon recovering, he went back to Japan to pursue a career in hip hop music. Since then he got signed to Black Wall Street Japan and released two albums: Rize&Peace and Brand.
Drop Flyer is S.H.O's latest single. I'm not really feeling the song or S.H.O's flow. He sounds kinda like a death metal rocker or the Cookie Monster. This guy should rap about cookies.
DJ SARASA a.k.a. Silverboombox , a DJ based in Tokyo, Japan has recently released her new album called "Mr. B-Girl". The name "Mr. B-Girl" comes from her trying to break free from the stigma of being a female DJ. She intentionally combined both "Mr" and "B-Girl" to prove that it doesn't matter what gender you are when it comes to being a dope DJ.
Bullet Train is one of the tracks of "Mr. B-Girl" which features ELZHI from Slum Village, Masia One and CYMARSHALL LAW. The track is about taking over and running the game like the Shinkansen, one of the world's fastest trains in Japan.
the urban decadence has released a video interview with Dumbfoundead. In the interview Dumbfoundead talks about his new album called Fun with Dumb and freestyle battling. Dumbfoundead also has a coloring contest where you can download his album cover and color it in to have a chance in having the next 1000 Fun with Dumb CDs with your coloring on it.
Here's a hilarious freestyle battle between Dumbfoundead and F.L.O. battling for Grind Time's Battle from Battle of LA part 2. Dumbfoundead took the win after 3 rounds and then they had a promo overtime battle just for kicks.
Underground Rebellion is a short 15-minute documentary about the developing hip hop scene in Hong Kong. The documentary features 85UP2, an underground hip hop rap group in Hong Kong consisting of Kwokkin, DoughBoy, MC Henry, Kodie and Dennis.