CunninLynguists have eschewed categories, boxes and labels for 20 years, 6 albums, 3 compilations, 2 mixtapes, 3 solo releases and countless side projects -- all while having what XXL Magazine voted the “Most Hated Name In Rap”. The result? If you want labels: Southern boom-bap.  A preacher’s son, a caucasian dude from rural Georgia and a convicted felon. But mainly -- a self-made career, one of the most consistent catalogs of any hip-hop act in history and one of the most loyal and sprawling fanbases in all of indie rap music. 

Backed with gritty beats, quality rhymes and 808 thump, the ‘Lynguists recapture the soul in southern hip-hop. With what Spin Magazine once called“Outkast’s tragicomic poignancy”, Deacon The Villain, Kno and Natti follow in the footsteps of artists like Goodie Mob, Ya’ll So Stupid, Geto Boys and the aforementioned ‘Kast in painting a picture meant to remind the world that politics, death, racism, relationships, religion and struggle are just as relevant to life below the Mason-Dixon as anywhere else.

Kno, hailing from Georgia and currently residing in Los Angeles, has been described as “one of the top loop-miners east of the Mississippi” by URB Magazine.  He produced the majority of the group's discography and has also recieved critical acclaim in The NY Times, Rolling Stone and other magazines for his production & remix work. He released a solo album in 2010 entitled Death Is Silent & instrumental release Bones in 2016.

Born in Versailles, Kentucky, Deacon is also an established producer, having produced for the likes of KRS-One and more. The son of a reverend, his ear for melody and church trained voice have also landed him hook work for Boot Camp Click, Ruff Ryders and more. Deacon released a solo album in 2015 entitled Peace or Power.

Lexington-born Natti is the third and final piece of the CunninLynguists’ puzzle, joining the group in 2005. After turning to music as a positive release after a 1.5 year prison stint in the early 2000’s, the KY native's gravely drawl and streetwise lyrics gave the group a decidedly interesting 3rd angle on the group’s already broad range of subject matter.  Natti's solo endeavor Still Motion was released in 2013.

CunninLynguists are celebrating the 10 year anniversary of 2011’s indie rap classic Oneirology with a vinyl release and corresponding tour dates.

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