
Cypress Hill Kicks Off Reggae Rise Up Festival
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Cypress Hill headlines Reggae Rise Up festival, blending hip-hop and reggae, as fans enjoy acts like SOJA, Yelawolf, and De La Soul. B-Real shares new Spanish single and upcoming albums, embodying a nonstop creative flow.
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Hip-Hop News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cypress Hill Kicks Off Reggae Rise Up Festival. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 13th, Cypress Hill kicked off the Reggae Rise-up Festival in St. Petersburg, Florida from March 12th through 15th. The hip-hop legends joined forces with slightly stupid, pepper, roots of creation, and the rhythm India on Thursday for a high-energy show that highlighted the seamless blend of Reggae and hip-hop. This event showcases how the two genres have long-shared roots from early influences in the Bronx to modern collaborations fueled by similar beats. In a love for cannabis culture, fans love seeing these worlds collide, with acts like Soja, Yellow Wolf, Erasian, Deliso, Revolution, Sublime, 311, and Steel Pulse set to. Perform over the weekend, drawing huge crowds who grew up on both sounds. Be real, and the crew are riding high after dropping their new Spanish single, Watcha Trusha, with Mexican rapper Aleman, on March 6th teasing a full. Spanish album, plus a fresh project from his group, Serial Killers Called, This Thing of ours, out April 10th.
With his dispensaries and podcasts keeping him busy, Be Real is all about that non-stop creative flow, making this festival a perfect vibe check before. More music drops.
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