3sixT is one of Krafty’s newer collaborations and the second MC to appear on ‘The Coalition’ album alongside Krafty himself. Believe it or not, Krafty & 3sixT have never met and have been working together for less than a year. 3sixT is just Sixteen, but like many of his peers, began writing lyrics and listening to artists such as Eminem & Dr. Dre around the age of Eleven. Sixty, whose alias was then ‘Toxist’, was part of a rap-duo going by the name ‘The Diamond Brothers’. The duo wrote lots of material although, never recorded any of it and since then 3sixT has progressed through groups such as The 1Ten, UXT & U Dot K until finally going back to solo work in late ’06.

Sixty took a year out to focus on other projects but since his return, both he and Krafty have put together ‘The Coalition’ and 3sixT has recorded a wealthy amount of solo material. No plans for a solo record have been made as of yet, but be sure, if a record ever does come out, you WILL know about it!

Kasper Black (also known as KayB for short) has always been a performer. Since his school years he's been on stage as he was keen to enter talent shows & mic contests. In 2006 he came into contact with Krafty through MySpace. The two stayed in talks but never really hit up any collaborations - until 2008. Kasper Black first appeared on a track with Krafty called "Take Your Girl" which circulated iPods throughout their local community. If you haven't heard this song, ask your girl for it - you'll love it!

Black is planning to drop an independant release real soon with the help of Krafty & 3sixT, using Six's skills behind the boards, Krafty's knack for dropping dope hooks and the talent of the man himself: KayB. Ever since the 'TYG' song was released fans have wanted more. KayB also appeared on "Kings of the Town", Absolute Truth" & "Run the Radio".

JackPot (also famed as "JP" by fans & collab artists) has been recording for almost a year. His story is a slight spin off from the 'rags to riches' tale - minus the riches! After hitting rock bottom in 2007 and seeing the worst side of the town, Jack decided to pick himself up, get himself a stable job, pay back his current debts and start life on something positive - and he has. Just taking a look at his SoundClick page, you see how well he has progressed. From his earlier songs such as "Fighting Demons" to his latest tracks like "Kid" & "Say What You Say" you really do get a picture of the background JP has come from.

His music tells a story in such a way that you know he's not boasting about a street life - more in a way of telling it how it is, and letting you know that from a point of view from someone that's been there, you don't have to walk that path. If you listen to what he's saying, there is a lot of truth and positivity behind the lines he creates.

JackPot has appeared on many collaboration tracks with rappers from all over the net, but one of his most known songs to date has to be "All Behind Me". Originally planned as a solo song, and then soon after to just have a feature artist on the chorus slot, Krafty dropped not just a chorus but a second verse to accompany Jack's first & second. Recently the song featured on Krafty's promotional use only release: "ONE TIME ONLY" which is available for purchase from our online store.

As far as any collaborations are concerned there is no news on what's up, but this may be because JackPot is currently working on his first album entitled "Fighting Demons", which will portray more than one side to his life in one way or another. Expect to hear more about it within the upcoming months as JackPot is always in the studio, working on that next hit!

Eddie Rath, the CEO of Rath Records, has been interested in music since a very young age. However pronounced he is today with his words, he wasn't always the confident emcee that shines through. It was a secret passion back in the day, his Dad used to walk in at times when Eddie was rapping in front of the PC. Nowadays though, he's as loud-mouthed as you want!

Eddie Rath recently released an album called "Land of Lyrix" which you can buy directly from his site or iTunes. For all of you hungry fans out there, go cop the album at - www.eddierath.com - the site that involves you deeper to the artist we all know and love.

Born of African descent, Eddie (real name Edson Hamakowa) moved to America to focus more on his education (and his music!). After many different experiences in life and having a very opinionated rhyme style, Eddie has released to the world songs such as "Fuck Bush" & "Academy Hoes". Both very particular at what they're saying, yet so careless with the feelings of those who are talked about on each track. The first track picks at the Government and the current situation of war, whereas the latter pokes fun at certain individuals that Eddie had a fall out with.

Whatever your opinion may be about Mr. Rath, you will never gain a better one until you check out more of his music. He is usually putting it down over on YouTube, uploading snippets of songs and freestyles.

As one of the internet's undiscovered talents Swedish Hip-Hop producer Nemonic became affiliated with Krafty around about the time of the K'S release "Private Project" in 2007. From sites such as SoundClick to MySpace, Nemonic has delivered many creative & unique beats as far as underground production goes. Having started producing beats seriously in 2007, his credentials length from fellow producers such as DC Entel & Produce to rappers including Fable, Sinapse & Joe Davies.

Nemonic has put forth many beats for Spit Pit Music and it is heard that two of these beats will appear on Krafty's solo release, within the next year. He has also taken part in remixing the club banger "Jump up" featuring Lucy Pearson, which is co-produced by Progressive-Trance/Deep-Trance producer, Sovve.

"Nemonic's style is along with many others in underground Hip-Hop, but is definitely a diamond among the dirt" says Krafty of Spit Pit Music.

Look out for more of Nemonic's production at www.soundclick.com/nemonic

And you can also find him on www.myspace.com/nemonic