Atlanta, GA – The annual A3C Competition & Convention went down in Atlanta over the weekend and introduced collectively some the main figures within the Hip Hop neighborhood. To mark the event, the A3C Competition & Convention and iHipHop Distribution are proud to announce the eighth installment the annual compilation collection, A3C Quantity eight.
The undertaking commemorates the 14th anniversary the A3C Competition and in addition marks the eighth yr the A3C Competition & Convention and iHipHop Distribution have joined forces to carry listeners this illustrious collection.
The A3C compilation collection has been influential throughout the style, serving as a barometer to gauge which artists will turn into famend staples within the ever-changing Hip Hop panorama. Previous compilation artists embody G-Eazy, Curren$y, A$AP Rocky, Yung Bans, Motion Bronson, Vince Staples, Kodie Shane, Buddy, Smoke DZA, Rapsody, Dave East, Freddie Gibbs, Lucki, Thouxanbanfauni, Trademark Da Skydiver, Mick Jenkins, Sir Michael Rocks, Robb Financial institution$ and Jimmy Wopo, amongst others.
As in previous years, the 2018 compilation continues to highlight the style’s foremost rising artists with roughly 50 tracks from the latest technology Hip Hop torchbearers.
One these burgeoning artists is San Antonio MC Cap Gold whose “HighClass Fever” minimize serves because the first single from A3C Quantity eight.
The 19 year-old has rapidly taken over Texas’ underground scene and has all the makings a prolific artist, one thing showcased within the video for “HighClass Fever.” Shot on location by Justin Perez, Cap delivers his traces by his gold grills till the police arrive to close issues down.
The A3C Quantity eight compilation is predicted to reach quickly.
iHipHop Distribution is at the moment accepting submissions for A3C Quantity eight. If you need A3C and iHipHop Distribution to think about your music for this installment the compilation collection, please ship your submission to [email protected].
Within the meantime, try Cap Gold’s “HighClass Fever” video above and cop the only right here.