Red Lotus Klan presents the brand new album from Odessa Kane "Expōz The Matrix" Featuring SCVTTERBRVIN, Obnoxious, Black Mikey, Johaz & Autopsy. Fully produced by SCVTTERBRVIN. Mixed by Rocky R3y.

After releasing the critically acclaimed mixtape, “Grand Theft Audio Volume 4” last year San Diego’s SCVTTERBRVIN steps in to 2021 with his new project “P.H. Lovecraft”. An extension of his “P.H.” series that started with Paradise Hell produced by Gabonano in 2018 and continued with “Purgatory Heaven” produced by Revenxnt in 2019. This time around SCVTTERBRVIN connects with Abomination Oner & Hi_Post on production to bring more surreal street misadventures to your speakers.

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San Diego’s SCVTTERBRVIN is one of a kind in hip-hop and his resume speaks for itself. The Mexican/Filipino artist does it all, he can provide an incredible variety of soundscapes as testament to his grind and hard-working nature. Further he can drop a verse on that same track with seamless delivery and execution. A household name with a number of collaborations under his belt, alongside being the owner of the Red Lotus Klan, SCVTTERBRVIN is setup to dominate the summer as he’s getting set to release “Grand Theft Audio 4”, his third release of the year and 13th project overall. SCVTTERBRVIN brings a myriad of styles to the table on “Grand Theft Audio Volume 4” this comes not only in the form of his lyrics but the production used as well. “Grand Theft Audio Volume 4” showcases the relationships and building the San Diego artist has done over the course of the decade. With production by underground heavy hitters like ewonee, sadhugold and SCVTTERBRVIN himself, he’s able to fit with any sound and make it his own. All of this said, vocally SCVTTERBRVIN is the star of the show on “Grand Theft Audio Volume 4” with tracks like “Been There, Done That” “SD 2 QB” & “Unidentified Fly” featuring the only three guests in Tha God Fahim, Tragedy Khadafi and Estee Nack respectively.

“Grand Theft Audio Volume 4” is a testament to SCVTTERBRVIN’s prolific nature both in production and in lyrics.

Following up his Messiah Musik produced EP, "The Theatre of The Absurd" SCVTTERBRVIN returns to your speakers with "Active Psycho" Drawing inspiration from basketball and graffiti, The Acid Atheist brings you into a world of rap misadventures from California to New York. The new 10 song album features production from The Historian, al.divino, DirtyDiggs and others.

Produced by Messiah Musik

SCVTTERBRVIN remixes a few songs from Harlem rap crew, The Diplomats.

Living rap legends Planet Asia and Milano Constantine team up for six hard-hitting, lyrically-charged tracks for their collaborative EP helmed by New York’s DJ Enyoutee. And as the deejay tells it, getting these two together not only felt right but completely necessary. “Planet Asia and Milano respect each other as artists, so when I reached out, they were both down to make it happen without hesitation,” Enyoutee explains. “We all felt it was something that needed to be done.”

They were right, because this project embodies everything you’d want from the players involved with its creation. The two emcees remain at the top of their game with their rhymes, and they make their intentions clear straight from the jump. Like this line from Milano, a D.I.T.C. affiliate with roots in NYC, on the opening track, “Pharoahs”: “The joinin’ of the two pharoahs/ Tango & Cash, n**as hit you with double-barrels.” His West Coast partner-in-rhyme shares a similar sentiment later on the project during lead single “Milano Medallions” when he spits, “From Fresno to Manhattan/ We came to restore some order to this sht/ Because most of y’all need to be mad rappin’.”

Equally important, the production is absolutely perfect for Milano and Planet Asia to talk their most lavish sh*t. Enyoutee picked out a collection of neck-snapping boom-bap from six different producers, and he was able to keep the sound consistent and cohesive throughout. “Being a deejay, I know that combining the two artists would work from a sonic perspective, while also being something that their fans would want to hear, so I knew the beat selection had to be rugged but also diverse,” he says.

It all makes for another stellar entry in the already-impressive catalogues of both Milano and Planet Asia. These two have been at it for years and refuse to slow down, all while maintaining the same level of passion and desire. This ain’t some grown-up rap or anything like that; it’s hip-hop at its best, pure and simple.