John Walt is also a very promising talent and MFn Melo has dropped a lot of work recently, but for the most part there have been very few projects from said collective. ![]() Saba is the stand out from the crew, landing features with other Chicago household names such as Chance the Rapper and Mick Jenkins. While Pivot doesn’t produce a high quantity of projects, the members know that the immense quality of their material will make up for it, big time. Nico Segal - Donnie Trumpet EP, Illasoul: Shades of Blue, Surf The in-house producers are Nate Fox, Mojek, Smoko Ono, Peter Cottontale, Nico Segal, Thelonious Martin, Caleb James, and more. SaveMoney also has a few singers in its roster, like Brill, Macie Stewart, Eryn Allen Kane, Eric Butler and others that haven’t been given spotlight yet. There’s also the band-formerly-known-as-Kids These Days, as well as the latest creation, the Social Experiment band, consisting of Chance the Rapper, Peter Cottontale, Nate Fox, Nico Segal, Stix and Macie Stewart. The collective consists of Kami, Towkio, Caleb James, Joey Purp, Chance the Rapper, Dally Auston, Vic Mensa, Brian Fresco, Eddie Mon$ta, Nico Segal (a.k.a Donnie Trumpet), and Sterling Hayes as the rappers of the group. “Steamer” is a great song that features a few members of SaveMoney, and encapsulates their styles to a T. I suggest everyone watch this older video of most of SaveMoney being interviewed by T.E.H.O. While the crew’s origins did not stem from musical purposes in the beginning, the natural bond between the members was impeccable, and soon led to a storm of tracks and projects from each member. SaveMoney is a collective of guys that mostly grew up together in Chicago and is basically a family, like Dally Auston said in his RapGenius interview. Here’s a guide to them, besides Vic Mensa & Chance that can be found on that subreddit. If we’re going to talk about Chicago, the fitting place to start is with SaveMoney, shoutout r/savemoneycrew. If you want to skip to my Top 10 and the Honorable Mentions, just scroll past the Crews and the Solo Acts parts of the guide. Here’s some of the previous Chicago-related guides:Īlright, we’re gonna kick things off with the crews, then go to ones without a group, then my top 10 and what artists you should especially look out for, and finish off with some non-hip hop acts coming out of Chicago right now. Shout out to everyone who helped with this, from the Chicago artists themselves (like iLLeeT, Melo, XVRHLDY etc.), to some of the very helpful people at DJ Booth, and to my proofreaders Devon Culbert and the White Collar Crime Mob/Maroney Fan Club of 2015. Please come and check out r/undergroundchicago and contribute! ![]() Also remember this is only modern, underground, non-drill Chicago acts. This part is the non-drill portion of Chicago, and /u/NotSalt and /u/spooniespoon did the drill parts of Chicago here. Here’s the original post that this is updated from.
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