United Desis

As the name suggests United Desis is simply an amalgamation of eclectic desis. Representing Mumbai, United Desis is a unified voice that blends the difference and creates a new genre of music. Coming from the Suburbs of Mumbai Ques?ion and Graffiti Culprit, the two young rappers that make up the United Desis herewith put Mumbai/ India on the map as the “NEW WEST SIDE”. Affiliated with the group is the beat maker RSC a.k.a. “Rabbit Sack C”( Sweet Rabbit ENT.) who in addition hails from a different culture, gives a pristine sound for their album and together for the love of hip-hop music and hip hoppers all over the world, they bring a foot tapping, club banging party album titled the

 “Desi Game”.

 United Desis are not only into mainstream music but have also expressed harsh realities through their music

QUES?ION

 The name “Ques?ion” speaks for itself,  Q (as they fondly call him) didn’t initiate music as a hobby, rather it was an outlet of his emotions against the bittersweet symphony of life. For him Hip-Hop has always been a voice with a message, representing its community. It all started in 2003, when he first got introduced to rap listening to a track by  Eminem (one of the truest/ biggest selling rap artist in the world) titled “lose yourself”,  the song being an outbreak of emotions, like many others inspired and influenced him and further gave him the voice and music he creates today.

Ques?ion, (apart from his debut album)  has written many conscious songs like

“Representing Unity”, “Bhoomi Putra (son’s of the soil)”, “The Setup” feat Graffiti Culprit , and recently “Slaves in the Free Country” produced by Ques?ion himself.

Keeping the underground alive, and now hitting the mainstream scene, he and his crew “United Desis” are out with an album titled “Desi-Game”, with a video for the their hit track titled “your eyes”,  a real banger all over,  The Album is a journey which won’t allow you to skip any track, cause every track has its own story.

GRAFFITI CULPRIT

It is the fourth element of hip-hop but blazing the mic rather than the walls.

From letting out his illegal expressions comes “Graffiti Culprit”.

More like a white colored rebel, he has a leaning towards cultural hip-hop and believes to be adopted by it.

Music has been his world from the time he remembers.

Tuning philosophies into his music through his rhymes has gained him an extended imagination.

His poetic depth, abnormal vision and the ability of forming new words, challenging the grammatical convections so far, have won him wide appreciation and rap opportunities.

He continues to be a part of the “United Desis” and as a Desi he represents the hip-hopper from “Hindustan” expanding his music and spreading the “Word”