Relic
Relic
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Truthspeakers feat. Vonn
Truthspeakers feat. Vonn
Produced by DJ Descend
"Truthspeakers feat. Vonn" by Relic is a Hip-Hop production available on SoundClick. The arrangement reflects a careful attention to detail that rewards repeated listening. A hip-hop track built for repeat listens — it reveals more with each play. Stream "Truthspeakers feat. Vonn" and explore more from Relic on SoundClick.
Princess (Stop Acting)
Princess (Stop Acting)
Produced by DJ Descend
Independent artist Relic drops "Princess (Stop Acting)", a Hip-Hop track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. The kind of hip-hop cut that earns its place in a playlist and stays there. Find more from Relic on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
Stage Coach feat. Eyecue (Hobo Junction)
Stage Coach feat. Eyecue (Hobo Junction)
Produced by DJ Descend
"Stage Coach feat. Eyecue (Hobo Junction)" is a Hip-Hop track by Relic on SoundClick. The track showcases Relic's instinct for crafting memorable music. The production choices here reflect a genuine understanding of what makes hip-hop work. Explore the full Relic catalog on SoundClick and discover more Hip-Hop music from independent creators.
Black Book
Black Book
Enjoy this Hip-Hop track.
Independent artist Relic drops "Black Book", a Hip-Hop track on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. The kind of hip-hop cut that earns its place in a playlist and stays there. Discover "Black Book" and the rest of the Relic discography on SoundClick.
Listen feat. I-Roc and Binghi Ghost
Listen feat. I-Roc and Binghi Ghost
A Hip-Hop track by Relic.
SoundClick artist Relic presents "Listen feat. I-Roc and Binghi Ghost", an outstanding release in the Hip-Hop genre. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. Every element feels intentional, resulting in a cohesive hip-hop track that resonates. Relic is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Hip-Hop music directly to fans worldwide.
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Born and raised in Oakland California, Relic is a modern day Earth Soldier who’s dedicated to justice and equality. “Relic” (because he represents his ancestors) has been an active member of the Bay Area hip-hop scene for many years. He linked with DJ Descend in early 97’ and went on to make his debut album “Street Scholars.” (98’) He spent the next years perfecting his stage show by performing at a number of events, from small benefits to large concerts.
Band/artist history
Relic co-founded Street Scholars Records and Entertainment alongside Sergio Monleon in 2001, the two promoted several events in the East Bay while continuing work on upcoming projects. Relic recently finished his new solo album “Note to Self,” which is a coming together of his work from 1999-2003.
One of Relic’s main goals is to make music that liberates the minds of the imprisoned. “When I was growing up I felt like the fact that I thought for myself made me a social minority and through music I found freedom, so the least I can do is try to free the next man.”
Aside from his solo career Relic, along side Unity Lewis and Binghi Ghost, is one third of the trinity that makes up a reggae/hip-hop fusions group called Elementactics. Currently the trio has been in the studio recording their debut album, which is soon to catch the world off guard.
As an artist, and a record producer Relic is on course to make a big impact on the global community. So keep your eyes, ears, and hearts open.....
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I concur with the aforementioned....continue to inspire.
Peace,
Just Kim
what up mayne. hey you tight dog. hope to work with ya in the future. I love seein cats from the town doin they thang fa real.
Peace Relic. Jus stumbled to this site. you one of the deepest cats on tha mic. No question shun. "3rd ones" was an ill-netic track. The beat was killa. Rhymes and delivery where ill. "Black book" was also another sick track, the beat is crazy nyce, it reminded me for sumthin' out of a El-P/Cannibal Ox piece, but more original, lyrics were tight. "When the moonshines" was one the dopest trackz I heard. Lyrics were on an uplifted movement. Track was blessed right. Beat was also nyce, basically, every joint had ill-netic production. keep it goin' god, peace, 100
U.G.S. Undaground Soulz 2k4 - 2k5
i dont know if you're ever gonna read this, but i just got some props to give, cuz you're makin some really great music. keep rockin it, man. peace.
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