Metal

Scope Artist MeTaL has been working on his debut EP What Should I call This Mixtape? for a while and decided to spontaneously release it last month without telling anyone. For those who knew it existed, it was met with high praise as the perfect follow up to the groundwork laid on the singles “MBTA … Continue reading →

Scope Artist and #KnowScope fam Cassius the 5th dropped her video for “Hip-Hop” this weekend featuring appearence by the KnowBodies, #ScopeEast and other Scope Artists including MeTaL‘s new Krump Krew Tha Alley Way. Directed by WMS the Sultan, the video is a collage of Hip-Hop’s elements with family and community. You can find behind the … Continue reading →

Born on the First of U-Lie – The Scope Tape Vol. 1 is the official first Scope Music project although we have been involved in many of the Scope Artists recent releases. This project was a collaboration between the Scope Artists and extended fam – an army of diverse talents and DJ Leah V – … Continue reading →

Scope Urban Apparel, the Scope Artists and DJ Leah V have teamed up to present the first ever #ScopeTape – “Born on the First of U-Lie” – the Scope Tape Vol. 1 will feature original and exclusive tracks from Catch Wreck, Retrospek, George Watsky, UNO the Prophet, Anjuli Stars, Sweatshop, O.T.O, EvillDewer, Kairo, MeTaL, Pause, … Continue reading →

We are extremely excited to present the second single from MeTaL‘s upcoming mixtape “What Should I Call This Mixtape?” “Save Hip-Hop” is an anthem for a generation which grew up in an era of amazing innovation and creativity in music only to see hip-hop fall into the deepest depths of co-option and conformity. This verbal … Continue reading →

Friday we welcomed the newest Scope Artist, Cassisus the 5th, at the release party for her Diamond in the Dirt Vol 1. Mixtape. Catch Wreck, Retrospek, True East Ent., MeTaL, Madame Cruz, the Knowbodies and AMB opened with a hip-hop and krump performances before Cassius took the stage to kick some of the new material. … Continue reading →

This past Saturday, we joined Blackstonian and Voices of Liberation in setting up a tent again at the 34th Annual Wake Up the Earth Festival and coordinated the Wake Up the City After Party that night, featuring an array of local talent including most of the Scope Artists roster. Sweatshop played during the day at the … Continue reading →

On Saturday May, 5 2012, Scope Urban Apparel, Voices of Liberation, the Grassroots Grind Group and Spontaneous Celebrations are throwing a mega local music show as the after party for the 34th annual Wake Up the Earth Festival in Jamaica Plain. The show will feature performacnes by: The Wonder Mics, Sweatshop, Retrospek, Dagha & Project … Continue reading →

Scope’s Own Metal (BKA as Rip in the Krump World) in a battle vs. Trouble at the last BuckCity. Find more videos at http://www.youtube.com/user/BuckCityClipsz

The much anticipated Heyday Footwear x Scope Urban Apparel x True East Ent. Video Lookbook! Featuring Scope Artists True East Ent.: Metal, Krash, Random and TV Remi – showcasing Heyday Footwear and Snapbacks and Scope Gear. Directed and Edited by Scope’s own Big Byrd the Boss and filmed by him, SOS‘s Samson, and Rene Dongo. … Continue reading →