Ras G became one of the more beloved figures in the LA beat scene by making music that felt spiritual, dusty, and deeply personal at the same time. His work connects hip hop production with jazz, Afrofuturism, and crate-digging experimentation.
Ras G became one of the more beloved figures in the LA beat scene by making music that felt spiritual, dusty, and deeply personal at the same time. His work connects hip hop production with jazz, Afrofuturism, and crate-digging experimentation.