Nice to read an international hip-hop piece without the standard spin, "unlike American hip-hop that's all bling-bling now, in this country it's the true and righteous voice of oppressed peoples" and so on.
Since its debut in the early 1990s as underground music, rap has become a leading mainstream genre for Georgia, a country better known for the intricate melodies of polyphonic choirs than the pulsating rhythms of the hip-hop beat...
Posted by jsmooth995 at December 11, 2006 12:44 PM