Princes Trust
Due to be launched in October ’09, Hectic Beats presents The Prince’s Trust album created by Glasgow mcs and producers. The album has been created by local artists and producers, featuring some Glasgow legends as well as a host of fresh young talent, and the launch will be followed up with a Scottish tour.
All of the proceeds from the album will go directly back into the community in the form of music projects in deprived parts of Glasgow city. For more information about the this project and the artists involved keep an eye on this site.
We are a Glasgow based Hip Hop Crew. We all came together in 2006. 
Parisian rapper Awax started writing his first lines in 2004. 
Dextar, l was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland, and l have been writing and rapping hip hop lyrics since I was 8 years old. 
Well to put it simply my names KayceOne but my mum calls me David. 
I’ve got 100 words to try and introduce myself and let you know what I’m about. Now I’m not really sure about the way of approach, 1st or 3rd person but I’ma give it a go, 
My name is Louie, I’m quite a humble lad. I write rhymes for a living, everyday my pen is filling pages and that is what gets me out of bed in the morning… 
Revelry make their first appearance as a band supporting the brilliant young talent, Arnaud Touanga, aka Real A, in his release of the Dyslexia Scotland single, Can`t hold me down. 
It’s Swad or the Sintaktishin’. Just stepped into audio so excuse my upcomin’ work as i’ll probably experiment a bit. 
Through a series of chance meetings, mainly at local gigs in Glasgow, tHE bEING was born. Like minded music lovers who enjoy one another’s company. Over the years our shape and size has changed, but our main aim has always been to represent ourselves strongly on the global hip hop community that brought us together. The Being is more a stream of consciousness rather than a physical entity. Individualism becomes a single assault on preposterous notions and breaks the shackles of conventional wisdom. Collectively we become more comfortable in our own creative skin. We are our own barometer of what is and isn’t acceptable artistic behavior. We believe in good old fashioned hip hop values such as making honest music and getting slightly sparkled. This year sees a gear switch in our productivity. The Being seek the means to be fully self-sustaining and independent thus allowing us to achieve our aims and objectives. Thats about the whole of it. realeditorbest profile toolsrealeditorbest profile tools
The Gup, aka Uncle Paulie, aka Pacman, born ‘86, stayin’ up in Kirkton Ave (Knightswood multis).