Bowdizz | Crowfather | Slum Chronic | High Elevation

Bowdizz

BowDizz is a songwriter, rapper, producer, musician and overall creative mind. As a kid he moved from state to state constantly until he was 11 and his family settled down in Minnesota. In 2016, he graduated with a degree in Marketing from Winona State University. Since then he’s absorbed himself in being hands-on with every step throughout the creative process. In 2019, BowDizz released his first full conceptual album Stimulated for streaming services. In 2024, he released his most recent EP titled I Have To Put This Out and went on tour at the end of the year. In the past 5 years, he’s consistently dropped new music, merch, content and played shows all over the Midwest. He currently lives in Mattawan, Michigan.

Crowfather

Born on the South Side of Minneapolis, Crowfather has been rapping for the better part of a decade, reworking a storytelling style that relies on life experience and crafted cadences. Crowfather’s sound fuses jazz, blues, anime, and alt rock into raw, lyrically driven hiphop. It’s music built for reflection, resilience, and growth. His mission is to help people break cycles, master themselves, and move through pain with purpose.

“I’m here to make the music that would’ve maybe helped me a little when I was younger, to pull the veil back on the cycles of generational trauma, the demons that haunt us, and the resilience we hold that keeps us breathing. My only hopes are you enjoy the music and count yourself crow.”

Slum Chronic

Slum Chronic is a hip-hop artist and producer originally from Minnesota with Midwestern and Southern musical influences. He is the founder and head of the South Carolina based hip-hop collective and independent label, Lo-Fi Blac and he has worked with several artists including Cashinova, Mac Irv, Muja Messiah, Carnage the Executioner & many more!

High Elevation

High Elevation is Fargo—Moorhead brothers B-Ren and AJ Tha Tre. Through punch-heavy bars, introspection, and casual THC references, their sound bridges East and West coasts, H-Town swing, Midwest grit, and influences from Prof, That Mexican OT, and Jadakiss. The duo gigs throughout the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, and hosts hip-hop shows via Stoop Kid Entertainment, honoring their late brother “Stoop Kid.” Their new EP, “Chicken Scratch Encore,” confirms both their narrative edge and lean delivery.