Duluth Rap Artist: Theory

Hey everybody, I’ve been looking at this site for awhile now but this is my first post. I realize this may not be the perfect place to promote myself, but I decided to give it a try.

I’m an 18-year-old kid, born and raised in Duluth, and I’ve been making rap for the past couple years. If rap music isn’t your thing, or you’re turned off by the occasional cuss word, then I may not be for you — not trying to offend anyone. But if you’re interested feel free to check me out at either of the following places.  Thanks for your time.

facebook.com/theory218
reverbnation.com/theory218

11 Comments

zra

about 13 years ago

Dude, bring it! I'm sure there's a spot for you @ next year's Homegrown ... get in @ Lucé ... hook up with Crew Jones and shake some shit up with Burly!

FranceneStarr

about 13 years ago

I listened and you sound good!!! Go for it and good luck. I love the idea of a rapper from Duluth.

davids

about 13 years ago

...straight outta Congdon...rap on...

zra

about 13 years ago

Good shit ... a little raw, but around here, raw's good. A diamond in the rough.

theory218

about 13 years ago

Thanks everybody. And yeah Zra, it is rough, hard to find a good place to record haha. But thanks for the love. Tell your friends

Tom

about 13 years ago

I am admittedly not a rap expert nor fan, but I think it's great that you're just doing this on your own -- recording your songs on your own without fancy recording equipment and releasing it for free, not coming here to beg for people to buy your music.  Get out in the Duluth music scene, try to book some performances wherever they'll take you.  Good luck.

zra

about 13 years ago

Two words: Jake Larsen. He's local. He might be able to at least steer you in the right direction if you want to take it to the next level.

wildgoose

about 13 years ago

This is good.  I'll admit that I did think of "Average Homeboy" when I was listening to the tracks.  



But the thing is you are rapping from your experience, it's very honest.  I appreciate your honesty and the heart that you bring to it. I listened to a few of the tracks and I could really put myself in your shoes, some of it is universal shared experience, some of it more remote but reminding me of how I felt about things a decade or two ago.  Sure, you could sharpen this up with a producer/promoter and once you've done a few shows or guested a few times on others raps and keep putting tracks together you'll definitely go somewhere if you stick with it.  But just keep it real, that's what makes it special, for me anyway.  And fakeness is what makes most hip hop lame, for me, anyway.

theory218

about 13 years ago

Hey everyone, I really appreciate all the feedback and compliments. I'm definitely going to stick with it and see how far I can go, even though I'll admit I don't have any really high expectations haha. I realize that the music is rough, and I'm trying to find a producer, or anyone who knows anything about producing ha.  And Zra, I'm going to look him up, thanks for the tip. If anybody knows of any other connections in the scene I would love for you to share. Thanks

eameslounger

about 13 years ago

Go to college ... your shit is whack attack.

theory218

about 13 years ago

Hmm, well I am going to college. But thanks for the insightful feedback?

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