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Rock The Bells Adds Hip Hop Icons Run DMC & The Roots - Vimarsana News

Rock The Bells Adds Hip Hop Icons Run DMC & The Roots

The Rock The Bells lineup just got even fresher! Get excited and read more details about the upcoming festival inside.

Rock The Bells Adds Hip Hop Icons Run DMC & The Roots - Vimarsana News

Rock The Bells Adds Hip Hop Icons Run DMC & The Roots

The Rock The Bells lineup just got even fresher! Get excited and read more details about the upcoming festival inside.

Boot Camp Clik Reassemble For First New Track In Over 15 Years - Vimarsana News

Boot Camp Clik Reassemble For First New Track In Over 15 Years

Boot Camp Clik have reunited after a long-hiatus to release a brand new track called 'Wotcha Call Strength' in lieu of Hip Hop's 50th Anniversary.

Boot Camp Clik Reunite On "Wotcha Call Strength," Their First New Single In 16 Years: Listen - Vimarsana News

Boot Camp Clik Reunite On "Wotcha Call Strength," Their First New Single In 16 Years: Listen

In the early ’90s, an unruly crew of dudes in army fatigues and Timberlands emerged from Brooklyn and made rap music a whole lot more exciting. The Boot Camp Clik was, and is, the collective of rappers from the groups Black Moon, Smif-N-Wessun, Heltah Skeltah, and OGC. Together, they made a whole lot of classics without ever fully crossing over to mainstream visibility, the way contemporaries like the Wu-Tang Clan did. But the BCC had an aesthetic of their own, and their ’90s bangers are timeless. Now, they’re back.

The "Old" Marc-André Fleury is Back for the Blackhawks - Vimarsana News

The "Old" Marc-André Fleury is Back for the Blackhawks

Marc-André Fleury is back. The 2021 Vezina winner looks like his "old" self with the Blackhawks and has won his last four starts. What does it mean for Chicago?