In recent years, the underground hip hop community has begun to fight against what most percieve all hip hop to be:
a misoginyst display of unrealistic violence and unchecked egotism. Endless Mic, as members
of the blossoming undergorund scene, see hip hop as an art form and not a commercial.
Zano and Stu! have spent the past four years carefully shaping their unique brand of immediate and clever hip-hop. Zano and Stu!'s
undeniable lyrical chemistry is augmented by the innovative production of Durham native and Greensboro resident, Deez.
The lyrical content spans from absurd tongue in cheek narratives to analysis of the
current condition of the hip hop scene to deeply personal
confessionals about love, loss, and the human condition. Endless Mic already had two self-released full-lengths
under their belt, along with a loyal following across North Carolina, when they joined the Trekky Mafia. They soon after
relocated from Chapel Hill to Greensboro, where they now live. They released their Trekky debut, Cave Livin', in November of 2005.
They are currently finalizing their follow-up to Cave Livin', titled Baby Geniuses.
"Emcees Zano and Stu! aren't just flaccid imitations of their idols...They're not as interested in telling you about their skill as often as they are showing it." -Grayson Currin, The Independent
Cave Livin' is Endless Mic's Trekky debut. A self-recorded collection of seemingly classic
hip hop songs, including somber self reflection, social commentary, political criticism, quotidian observation and anthemic bombast.
Cave Livin' is Endless Mic's Trekky debut. A self-recorded collection of seemingly classic
hip hop songs, including somber self reflection, social commentary, political criticism, quotidian observation and anthemic bombast.
