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Mykki Blanco is the kind of ground breaking, shape shifting and genre defining act that takes a while for people to come to grips with, but when they do, boy it’s total adoration. Same goes with us. Already seen as the next “Rap Lady” with her own style and attidude of course. Mikky Blanco isn’t your usual rapper. She brakes a number of rules.

You just have to be the master of whatever it is you do, command respect and look good doing it.

For some time a poet, a performance artist and finally turning into a woman to rap and perform, then called Michael David Quattlebaum Jr. This dude is flirting with new heights lately. You will be able to catch one of his performance at the Villette Sonique 2013 in Paris in a few weeks (also happens to be the park where MotherOfSodwee would take us regularly). Mykki Blanco provides a flow that just rings, so laidback but yet feels audacious at the same time, hit play on this kick arse track produced by some of the finest dudes in the industry at the moment, I present you Supreme Cuts with Mykki Blanco and their uber-track ‘Bugged Out’ :

Mykki Blanco – Bugged Out (Prod. Supreme Cuts) : Mykki Blanco – Bugged Out (Prod. Supreme Cuts)

Passport :

Autre Ne Veut – Counting : Autre Ne Veut – Counting Ft. Mykki Blanco

Mykki Blanco – Kingpinning (Prod. by Brenmar) : Mykki Blanco – Kingpinning (Prod. by Brenmar)

Be absolutely sure to check out this cray cray video for ‘Wavvy’ while you’re at it :

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