Reviews
"An excellent, revealing read. . . . I highly recommend this book to any rap fans or people interested in the technical aspects of music and poetry." --Mighty Casey, underground rapper, "If you rhyme, sing, or produce, read this book to improve your craftsmanship and to open up your mind." --Jump Off TV, broadcaster of World Rap Championships, "A clever breakdown of the art form of hip-hop rhymes for anyone who is into the art of incredible raps." Speech, Arrested Development, Praise for How to Rap: "Filled with real tools and overflowing with inspiration, this comprehensive how-to manual examines the art and craft of rap. . . . Both newcomers to rap and more experienced listeners and artists can gain insights in the time-honored tradition of learning from the past, as told straight from the artists' mouths. . . . A good read even for nonartists interested in learning more about hip-hop creativity, personalities, and history, this offers insights into music and poetry. Highly recommended." --Library Journal "A clever breakdown of the art form of hip-hop rhymes for anyone who is into the art of incredible raps." -Speech, Arrested Development "A must-have guide for anyone who ever wanted to understand the blood, sweat, and tears that can go into the art of MCing." -DJ Rasta Root, producer, Smokin' Needles Records "If you rhyme, sing, or produce, read this book to improve your craftsmanship and to open up your mind." -Jump Off TV, broadcaster of World Rap Championships "An excellent, revealing read. . . . I highly recommend this book to any rap fans or people interested in the technical aspects of music and poetry." -Mighty Casey, underground rapper " How to Rap has much heart. . . . A marvelous milestone in our ancient storytelling tradition." -Georgia Anne Muldrow, singer/songwriter "Clear, coherent, and organized . . . full of useful examples and concise explanations. An invaluable tool for young upstarts and seasoned pros alike!" -Jamie Collinson, general manager, Big Dada Recordings "Even MCs with a natural talent will find this book extremely insightful. Anyone thinking about becoming a rapper would do well to read it cover to cover." -Mike Lewis, general manager, Lewis Recordings, "A must-have guide for anyone who ever wanted to understand the blood, sweat, and tears that can go into the art of MCing." DJ Rasta Root, producer, Smokin' Needles Records, "A must-have guide for anyone who ever wanted to understand the blood, sweat, and tears that can go into the art of MCing." -DJ Rasta Root, producer, Smokin' Needles Records, "Clear, coherent, and organized . . . full of useful examples and concise explanations. An invaluable tool for young upstarts and seasoned pros alike!" --Jamie Collinson, general manager, Big Dada Recordings, Praise for How to Rap: "Filled with real tools and overflowing with inspiration, this comprehensive how-to manual examines the art and craft of rap. . . . Both newcomers to rap and more experienced listeners and artists can gain insights in the time-honored tradition of learning from the past, as told straight from the artists' mouths. . . . A good read even for nonartists interested in learning more about hip-hop creativity, personalities, and history, this offers insights into music and poetry. Highly recommended." -- Library Journal, "A must-have guide for anyone who ever wanted to understand the blood, sweat, and tears that can go into the art of MCing." -- DJ Rasta Root, Producer, Smokin' Needles Records, "Filled with real tools and overflowing with inspiration, this comprehensive how-to manual examines the art and craft of rap. . . . Both newcomers to rap and more experienced listeners and artists can gain insights in the time-honored tradition of learning from the past, as told straight from the artists' mouths. . . . A good read even for nonartists interested in learning more about hip-hop creativity, personalities, and history, this offers insights into music and poetry. Highly recommended." -Library Journal, "A clever breakdown of the art form of hip-hop rhymes for anyone who is into the art of incredible raps." -Speech, Arrested Development, "Filled with real tools and overflowing with inspiration, this comprehensive how-to manual examines the art and craft of rap. . . . Both newcomers to rap and more experienced listeners and artists can gain insights in the time-honored tradition of learning from the past, as told straight from the artists' mouths. . . . A good read even for nonartists interested in learning more about hip-hop creativity, personalities, and history, this offers insights into music and poetry. Highly recommended." --Library Journal, "A must-have guide for anyone who ever wanted to understand the blood, sweat, and tears that can go into the art of MCing." --DJ Rasta Root, producer, Smokin' Needles Records, A clever breakdown of the art form of hip-hop rhymes for anyone who is into the art of incredible raps." --Speech, Arrested Development, "A clever breakdown of the art form of hip-hop rhymes for anyone who is into the art of incredible raps." --Speech, Arrested Development, " How to Rap has much heart. . . . A marvelous milestone in our ancient storytelling tradition." --Georgia Anne Muldrow, singer/songwriter, "Even MCs with a natural talent will find this book extremely insightful. Anyone thinking about becoming a rapper would do well to read it cover to cover." --Mike Lewis, general manager, Lewis Recordings, "How to Rap has much heart. . . . A marvelous milestone in our ancient storytelling tradition." --Georgia Anne Muldrow, singer/songwriter, A clever breakdown of the art form of hip-hop rhymes for anyone who is into the art of incredible raps." -- Speech, Arrested Development, "If you rhyme, sing, or produce, read this book to improve your craftsmanship and to open up your mind." -- Jump Off TV, Broadcaster of World Rap Championships, "Filled with real tools and overflowing with inspiration, this comprehensive how-to manual examines the art and craft of rap. . . . Both newcomers to rap and more experienced listeners and artists can gain insights in the time-honored tradition of learning from the past, as told straight from the artists' mouths. . . . A good read even for nonartists interested in learning more about hip-hop creativity, personalities, and history, this offers insights into music and poetry. Highly recommended." Library Journal, "How to Rap has much heart... A marvelous milestone in our ancient storytelling tradition." -- Georgia Anne Muldrow, singer/songwriter, "Even MCs with a natural talent will find this book extremely insightful. Anyone thinking about becoming a rapper would do well to read it cover to cover." -- Mike Lewis, General Manager, Lewis Recordings, Praise for How to Rap: "Filled with real tools and overflowing with inspiration, this comprehensive how-to manual examines the art and craft of rap. . . . Both newcomers to rap and more experienced listeners and artists can gain insights in the time-honored tradition of learning from the past, as told straight from the artists' mouths. . . . A good read even for nonartists interested in learning more about hip-hop creativity, personalities, and history, this offers insights into music and poetry. Highly recommended." --Library Journal, "An excellent, revealing read... I highly recommend this book to any rap fans or people interested in the technical aspects of music and poetry." -- Mighty Casey, underground rapper, "Clear, coherent, and organized... full of useful examples and concise explanations. An invaluable tool for young upstarts and seasoned pros alike!" -- Jamie Collinson, General Manager, Big Dada Recordings
