We wrote a song about the books we love and thought it would be fun to have a little contest about it. Are you one of the Bookwormz too? See how many of these books you can identify and then…
Our single, Bookwormz, has been getting been getting radio spins all across the globe. This latest one is special as well because the show features a guest mix from our very own Chase March.
Bookwormz, the lead single of the debut album by Hip Hop HeadUcatorz, is an ode to literature and the books we all love. There are many hidden references to amazing books in the verses. With banging production and passionate raps,…
Growing up my parents sent me to Jamaica for the summers for childcare while they worked in Toronto, Canada. This is where I was immersed in the Jamaican culture. With absolutely pleasure, I was able to bring that rich culture…
Hip Hop HeadUcatorz were special guests at the Intermediate Leadership in Training Event (I-LITE) this week. The student leadership conference featured motivational speakers, workshops, and a few special performances. It was broadcast across the Toronto Catholic District School Board and…
The Ronsha Mix Boom-Bap Show is one of the best radio shows on the planet. It broadcasts Thursdays at 8:00 pm CET from Paris France and is always a great listen. Episode 250 even featured the latest song by Hip Hop HeadUcatorz.
Hip Hop HeadUcatorz had to address the realities of teaching during the global pandemic. We even made a music video that made it look like we crafted the song in a video conference call. “Teaching at Home” was released back…
In the tradition of Chirstmas Rappin by Kurtis Blow, Christmas in Hollis by Run-DMC and all the great Hip Hop holidays tunes that have followed, we wanted to spread some Christmas Cheer this season. You can download or stream the…
MikeAll was interviewed in the latest edition of Eloquent Magazine.The article entitled “MikeAll Talks the US vs. Canadian Hip Hop Complex and the ‘Each One Teach One’ Philosophy” can be read online now.
“Practice makes perfect” was a popular phrase and it still is. Personally though, my preference is to say that “practice makes improvement!” Thus, the opening line for my “Refine Your Craft” verse already existed. The theme of a song about…