Top 10 Palm Beach County Rappers

Lee Castro November 27, 2012 9:37AM

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10. Iggy G

Part of the up-and-coming record label MBassy Records, Iggy G has slowly begun to create a buzz in Palm Beach County over the past year with fun tracks like "Bounce," "While We're Young," and "Livin' Like I Should."

Iggy definitely has the look and rhyming capabilities to make a bigger splash in 2013; the only thing holding him back is a solo project. Don't worry, Young And Comfortable is coming soon.

9. Paper Chasing Committee (PCC)

Groups, no matter what genre, have fazed out since the days of Outkast, 'NSync, Spice Girls, and Goodie Mobb. But Vandam Bodyslam, Mic Check, Stay Fly, and Breezy Bree seem to have a set formula that resists the extinction.

With a few mixtapes under their belt, including We Got Next, We All In, and Paper Chaser Party, released in February, the rap quartet has made their rounds performing in Belle Glades, Pahokee, and Tallahassee, collecting a regional fan base that is in a stage of constant growth.

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Lee Castro

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