THE RHYME MASTERS
Back in 1989 Maestro Fresh Wes proclaimed: "This is a throw-down, a showdown. Hell no, I can’t slow down!" on "Let Your Backbone Slide," still one of the bestselling Canadian rap singles ever. He’s since shortened his name to Maestro, but he continues to be a king of the rhymes. So where’s the new blood? Enter BrassMunk. If The Fewturistic, their sophomore effort, sells as well as expected, they should trade in their metal and change their moniker to Goldmunk. Throw that one down.
Maestro, photographed by Anna Keenan in Toronto on June 29, 2004.
BrassMunk, photographed by Chad Johnston at the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald in Edmonton on April 3, 2004. From left to right: Clip, Agile, S-Roc, King Reign.
BRASSMUNK: Produced by Tina Chang. Styled by Zaneta Bartosova, modeartists. Hair by: Michelle Lazlo and Tanya Jackson, modeartists. Makeup by Mary Gordy and Beau Nelson, modeartists and Beau-ty Cosmetics. Chair by Finesse, Edmonton, and stool by Le Belle Arti, Edmonton.
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