2009 was a year full of rapper/singer hybrids fighting for your attention. Outasight managed to separate himself from the pack with an unique sound and a host of feature efforts. The Internet favorite dropped two tapes, including the critically acclaimed Further, and his output throughout the year led to a deal with Warner Music Group. Despite his steady rise, he doesn’t seem complacent with his current situation. The Y-O native calls himself a “relatively unknown” artist among the mainstream crowd and is well aware of the road ahead of him. Read the rest of this entry »

No need to fret, Outasight has been steady plotting manuevers behind the scenes. The Brand New Sessions is still coming with some attractive additives and he sits down with Homebase/Hot Mop Films and basically irons out all the details of his strategic absence. Read the rest of this entry »

Outasight – “Rollin’ With Me” (Band Edition)”

If sleep is the cousin of death, then Outasight & Co. definitely aren’t related. Up from midnight to noon, peep as Outasight readies new material as he embarks on the mission of releasing From Here To Eternity. And in between rehearsal sets, he managed to record a new joint with none other than 6th Sense. Read the rest of this entry »

Outasight – “Rollin Wit’ Me” Ep.9 (SXSW Edition)

I’m not gonna lie. When I first saw Outasight on stage with 6th Sense at their SXSW show, I thought he was the bartender or something just bopping around on stage. It only took a few bars for me to realize that Outasight was indeed the truth.

The music is just as unassuming as the artist– Deep and effective without being overly neurotic or self-aggrandizing. Read the rest of this entry »

The snippet was originally featured on the Mick Boogie presented From Here To There: An Album Prequel, and this is the full version slated to appear on Outasight’s new album From Here To Eternity. Read the rest of this entry »

While everybody in the Crew has their own personal favorites in the bottomless pool of up-and-coming talent, I always look forward to new material from NYC’s very own Outasight. Read the rest of this entry »