Rafael Vigilantics Silver City, New Mexico
The Huffington Post calls Rafael Vigilantics "The Iggy Pop of Hip-Hop."
In his own genre of search-and-destroy
music. Stripped down punk rock beats with dance rhythms thrown on top and lyrics about a life well lived between the knife, love, and the run. You'll wanna stop and listen right before you sing along.
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