After last years phenomenal sold out performance, we welcome back the legendary Brookly natives Smif-N-Wessun to celebrate the 25 year anniversary of their seminal Dah Shinin’ LP!
The dynamic duo of Tek and Steele are survivors of the game of hip-hop. Their street slick rhymes, personal chemistry, and ability to trade the mic smoother than a Henny and Coke, are a testament to team work.
With a fast break into success, legal trouble that forced a brief name change, and moving into the driver’s seat, from emcees to entrepreneurs, Tek and Steele have stood tall in the face of adversity as an impenetrable force.
They made their first appearance to the world of hip-hop on Black Moon’s 1993 debut Enta Da’ Stage, with tracks ‘Black Smif N’ Wessun’ and ‘U Da Man’ showcasing their fierce and unrestricted lyrics.
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