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A artist of the gothic/horrorcore genre, The J.Hexx Project is the owner of a indie label called SEV’RD NERVEZ MUSIC in 2008 . A Fort Lauderdale based music label, he created it to put out his own music, which is due to the fact that major labels find him too “different” from what they offer to the masses. He specializes in actually speaking in two different voices, which represents his “good” and “evil” sides to his personality making him a schizophrenic by nature.

He was born in  Brooklyn New York , and has since moved to the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area. He has been doing music most of his life, as well as a true hardcore horror fan, and he references alot of his favorite films of horror in his music. He prefers to having a very 60’s-70’s grindhouse horror film sound to his music, which emulates the feel of these films very well.

He put out his first album, The Seven Doorz To Death+ Twitch of the Deadz Nervez Lp on April 24th, 2008. It is the first release on Sev’rd Nervez Music. The first seven songs are from the ep, The Seven Doorz To Death ep, which he completed in 2004, and a full length album, Twitch of the Deadz Nervez Lp, which he completed in 2005-06. He packaged his first release with both these albums into one cd, making it a full 23 tracks running at aproximately 72 minutes long.

Also he is the owner of his label’s website,Sevrdnervezmusic.com and constanly sends his fans personal mesages that visit his site. He is steadily working on a musical autobiography of how he became a horror fan based on his childhood horror film experiences entitled” Confessions of a Horror Fanatic”.

On December 1st, 2010, The J.Hexx Project released a new album titled, Mountain of the Cannibal God, that is praised as a album that is a true testament to real underground horrorcore, and is a modern example of the classic horrorcore sound (original 3se, Gravediggaz, Flatlinerz) that has long been missing since the beginning of the 21st century. Kikaxemusic.com’s Matt Molgaard has said in regards to Mountain of the Cannibal God album, “In the case of the latest The J.Hexx Project release, listeners are treated to the theatrical treatment, and in terms of the potential impact the album could leave on fans, longevity feels all but inevitable.” Even K.G.P., a longtime well respected underground horrorcore artist via his site MortalGore.com wrote a article that said ” We are pretty sure that one day MOTCG will become a classic. Not only is it based on classical movies but it is also a great concept album. It’s a breath of fresh air in this genre and an example of excellent work.”

The reception to the album was very well met and reviews praised the album. Mountain of the Cannibal God is also the very first album in the history of horrorcore that presented a new format of horrorcore concept album style, called Giallocore.

Giallocore as The J.Hexx Project has explained, is a concept horrorcore album, and hip hop music with horror themes that relies heavily on the rules and creative aspects of the modern Giallo film, a genre of italian horror film, that relies heavily on and includes elements of horror fiction and eroticism, and are characterized by extended murder sequences featuring excessive bloodletting, stylish camerawork and unusual musical arrangements. The literary whodunit element is retained, but combined with modern slasher horror, while being filtered through Italy’s longstanding tradition of opera and staged grand guignol drama. They also generally include liberal amounts of nudity and sexually explicit themes.

This combined with horrorcore, which is a sub genre of hip hop that defines a style of hip hop music, focusing primarily around horror-influenced topics that can include Satanism, cannibalism, suicide and murder. The lyrics are often inspired by horror movies over moody, hardcore beats. This is the basis that forms Giallocore. The J.Hexx Project is the creator of Giallocore, and was created out of his love for giallo films as well as italian horror, slasher, psychological thrillers and cannibal films.

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The [dead] P.o.e.t.s. are an American Hardcore Hip-Hop group that consist of: Big Rela, Vice Gripp, and Squire Zama. The group was formed in the suburbs of Broward County, Fl. in 2001 by Vice Gripp and Big Rela, with Squire Zama joining the group in 2009. They have released dozens of mixtapes, with their first studio album set for release in the Spring of 2011. The [dead] P.o.e.t.s. have performed hundreds of shows in numerous venues and have opened up for acts such as Cappadonna of the Wu-Tang Clan, Terminology, and west coast hip-hop legend Ras Kass.

The [dead] P.o.e.t.s. have been signed to the independent label, Psyko South International, Inc., since their inception back in 2001. Upon being signed the group has established what most would call a hard hitting, in your face style that went against the “bubblegum dance” rap expected of today’s mainstream music industry. Instead the group went with combining creative lyrics and concepts with aggressive and strong-minded messages. The group has accumulated over 50,000 album downloads since 2009.

The [dead] P.o.e.t.s. have been gaining fast popularity and momentum amongst horrorcore enthusiasts and underground Hip-Hop fans alike, leading them to begin work on their first full-length studio release “Front Toward Enemy”. The P.o.e.t.s. have collaborated with up and coming artists such as: Liquid Assassin, Mars, and Kung Fu Vampire as well as established artists like: Esham the Unholy, Rock of Heltah Skeltah, Don Ferquan, K-Rino of South Park Coalition, and Wu-Tang Clan’s Popa Wu.

In the summer of 2011, the [dead] P.o.e.t.s. embarked on a 29 city tour across the U.S. with Horrorcore acts Mars and Psycho Jesus, gaining heavy exposure for their album Front Toward Enemy. The group appeared in several publications and news papers during their time out on tour. They sold over 1,000 albums on the road along with t-shirts, posters, necklace charms, and mixtapes. The [dead] P.o.e.t.s. continue to tour all over Florida and accumulate an international fanbase through their heavily trafficked website. In early 2012, Squire Zama announced his departure from the [dead] P.o.e.t.s. and Psyko South International in order to pursue solo ventures and his own company, Battle Royale Media.

Big Rela, Kung Fu Vampire, Brothaz Grimm, The J.Hexx Project Top The Wicked Undergrounds Top 10 Songs of 2010 List!

Horrorcore.com has been providing fans of the gruesome hip hop genre access to exclusive interviews, photos, videos and music from some of the long running veterans of the game as well as a hefty load of promising new comers for a decade plus. Throughout the years some superb music has been released through the Wicked Underground (forums), and while most years leave the sites blossoming stars unheralded, 2010 is a bit different; I’m tipping my cap to those who left a tangible dent in the structure of horrorcore.

After running open voting polls in the HC forums, a handful of contributors emerged as clear fan favorites. Toppling the polls was Big Rela, who dropped a bombshell on the scene this year with “Serial Killa”, a twisted tune that boasts an eerie beats, some excellent film samples and a lineup that includes Mars, Kung Fu Vampire, J-Reno, Grewsum and Vice Gripp. The track carries a great somber mood to it, while hearkening back to vintage horrorcore, and to be honest, it’s not a shocker to see the tune take the top spot.

Kung Fu Vampire – whose name and sound was all the buzz at HC this year – slid comfortably into the second position with his latest single “Grinder”, an edgy tune that echoes a Tech N9ne influence with a lyrical prowess that belongs to KFV and KFV alone. Element 151 put together an impressive video for the track that mirrors the dark technological essence of the tune and puts the Vampire’s unique image on full display. It’s a tune worthy of attention, and a video worthy of equal praise. Expect Kung Fu Vampire’s career to reach new heights in 2011.

Brothaz Grimm positioned third on the top 10 list with the rapid-fire offering “Lay Em Down”. The tune syphon’s a sense of nostalgia, as this jam feels a whole lot like peak Bone Thugs N Harmony. The biggest differential lies within the lyrics, where Brothaz Grimm bring a much bleaker painting to the canvas.

The J.Hexx Project continues to gain momentum, and this years “Mountain of the Cannibal God” played a major part in Hexx’s continued expansion. A grimey tribute video to 70’s Italian horror cinema only helped the cause. Still one of the most original acts in the scene J.Hexx has a ceiling, I’m just having trouble spotting it at this point.

Rounding out the top five most popular Wicked Underground songs of 2010 was Dosia Demon’s “Say My Name”, a catchy track provided by one of Horrorcore.com’s most familiar voices. Mr. Rage and $woop lend their talents to the song, which really helped to push this one to the next level of popularity.

Who will emerge a true star of the WU in 2011 remains to be seen, but 2010 is in the books, and it’s quite clear that Big Rela, Kung Fu Vampire, and The J.Hexx Project are amongst the true “leaders” of the site. Their consistently growing listener-bases only proves that word-of-mouth travels great distances, and quality music will venture farther than a single website, even a site as dominant as horrorcore.com.

Check out the full Top 10 list below!

1 “Serial Killa” by Big Rela, Mars, J-Reno, Kung Fu Vampire
2 “Grinder” by Kung Fu Vampire
3 “Lay Em Down” by Brothaz Grimm
4 “Mountain of the Cannibal God” by The J.Hexx Project
5 “Say My Name” by Dosia Demon
6 “Kill Her” by Hopsin
7 “Lover In The Wall” by The J.Hexx Project
8 “Dead Girls Don’t Say No” by Kung Fu Vampire
9 “Are You Patient? (Ghosts ‘N’ Goblins)” by Ressurrector
10 “I Drank It” by Grewsum
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