“Sometimes you gotta go away to make a comeback…” – Diz Gibran

Although it almost seems counterintuitive in today’s musical landscape, taking a step back from the spotlight can be beneficial. Whether it’s taking time out to regroup, plan the next move or find something to spark the artistic flame, time away can be well used in the right hands. Read the rest of this entry »

“Dizzy well know…Back up the slick talk.”

After making their recent “Return,” Diz and Moon keep the momentum going with “Slick,” which is everything the song title implies. In a playful way, the two seem to be battling for attention, Diz’s relentless verbal jabs flourish over Moon’s feathery melody. Read the rest of this entry »

“Took some time off, had to get some life sh*t situated…”

After taking a rap sabbatical, today marks the return of Diz on the mic and co’d Moonshine on the boards. Read the rest of this entry »

“Diz has to be one of the most polished “new” guys on the sound, including his flow, Moon’s beats & all that.” — Gotty™

The co-signature holds a little more weight than a personal opinion, as evidenced from his studio quality live performance during A3C and official “street” album in Soon You’ll Understand. Read the rest of this entry »

Young Diz and BJ The Chicago Kid doing “Yours Truly” from Diz’s Soon You’ll Understand. And check out the acoustic version of the track if you haven’t already. Read the rest of this entry »

The West Coast has been looking to restructure their platform in the post-gangsta rap era and by the sounds of next-gen artists such as Blu, U-N-I and most recently Diz Gibran, the sunnier side of LA lifestyle is the popular picture to portray. Aligning with rogue clothing company Crooks & Castles, Diz Gibran is out to make believers of all comers with his commendable debut Soon You’ll Understand.

Rapper-producer tandems have become a rarity since the days Gang Starr were front runners in the culture, but Diz, alongside trusty collaborator Moonshine, construct the type of Hip-Hop that caters to their respective timbres, blending in pleasant harmony. Read the rest of this entry »