Mr. Complex’ song and video “Slaughter” featuring Swiss MC Kalmoo accompanies the release of Mr. Complex’ album “Swiss Chocolate Cake”. Sub-Bombin Records, the Glens Falls-based record label, has released the first album in eight years of Mr. Complex, the legendary emcee from Queens who helped drive the underground hip hop scene in New York in [cont.]

New video by Rita J “The Cut” featuring J Live, produced by Proh Mic. The video was directed by the one and only Mr. Complex. “The Cut” is previously unreleased, but be sure to check out Rita J’s “Artist Workshop” album in stores now.

    Oh, where have you been Mr. Complex? After the demise of Rawkus it was a toss up where he would end up. He released his debut album, Hold This Down, on 7Heads to moderate critical acclaim. Time passed, and although he traded verses with many lyrically inclined emcees, one of the most respected pioneers of the underground [cont.]

      Discovered by Organized Konfusion during hip-hop’s independent boom, Mr. Complex still remains one of the most underrated and misunderstood emcees in his class. He’s caught the attention of the indy rap audience with a consistent string of 12″ singles, not to mention as a card carrying member of the (defunct?) NYC unsigned hype supergroup, [cont.]

 Mr. Complex is from what some might label as the “first generation” of (contemporary) underground artists – a relatively small grouping of emcees and producers who made names for themselves in the mid-Nineties more through word of mouth than today’s intricate marketing and promotional schemes. In its short-lived (nevertheless grand) time, consumers sought out the “new [cont.]