The catalyst behind a seismic shift in hip-hop during the 2010s.
With the release of his debut album Marcberg, Roc Marciano laid the foundation for a new wave of underground rap. His stripped-back, sample-heavy production and razor-sharp lyricism offered a refreshing alternative to the mainstream — influencing a generation of artists and producers who followed.
Minimal yet cinematic, Marcberg redefined what hip-hop could sound like, placing atmosphere and storytelling at the forefront. Roc’s uncompromising vision has earned him legendary status in the genre.
This November, he joins us to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the album that changed the game.
Expect a raw, unfiltered performance from one of the most important voices in underground hip-hop.
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