U-N-I Gets Love from Major Hip Hop Media Outlets

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U-N-I Gets OkayPlayer Love, Unsigned Hype in The Source, Hip Hop Official Artist of the Week and more...

The leaders of the new LA movement continue to rise above contenders with honest music that enlightens the ears.

"Twenty years after the release of that N.W.A. record, U-N-I is dealing with gangsta rap's legacy on Left Coast hip-hop. But just as OutKast and Little Brother strayed from the Dirty South, crunk-infused Southern hip-hop archetype, you won't find references to low riders (unless they're of the denim variety, and on a cute girl) or guns in U-N-I's decidedly carefree music." - Anupa Mistry, OkayPlayer

After being featured in BillBoard Magazine, The Source, Format Mag and TOUR Mag, U-N-I continues to progress in prepping their sophomore project "A Love Supreme" with Ro Blvd, along with their video for "Soul Hop" off the street album "Fried Chicken and Watermelon." With big shows and releases lined up for the upcoming months, U-N-I plans to keep it scorching hot for the summer!

"It's rare these days, but U-N-I – with its natural stylistic bridge between rap subgenres- is actually quite unique. So unique, in fact, that if major labels signed artists who broke molds instead of acts that fit into them, then Y-O and Thurzday might have never made this legendary column." - Chris Faraone, Unsigned Hype, The Source

U-N-I FEATURES:

PG. 86 IN THE JULY ISSUE OF THE SOURCE WITH THE GAME ON THE COVER

HIP HOP OFFICIAL ARTIST OF THE MONTH

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMG8GKwWkGs

OKAYPLAYER INTERVIEW WITH U-N-I

http://www.okayplayer.com/content/view/5829/123/

FORMAT MAGAZINE INTERVIEW WITH U-N-I

http://formatmag.com/features/u-n-i

TOUR-MAG INTERVIEW WITH U-N-I

http://tour-mag.com/2008/05/feature-u-n-i/

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U-N-I is set out to bring a new sound to the game, while maintaining the true fundamentals of Hip-Hop. Unfazed and determined, U-N-I is breaking down barriers by attracting people from all different areas. It's not just an urban sound, but also suburban. U-N-I, short for "U-N-I Verse," (like You and I) is determined to unite people wherever they perform. Through their unique sound and raw talent, these versatile and authentic artists won't stop until their message of unity gets across. From Asian, to Black and Latino, everyone is certain to vibe with them.