Rap duo Sandy Pearlman & Bones release debut project (News)

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Rap duo Sandy Pearlman & Bones release debut project [News]

Posted Nov 7th, 2012 by @_NatashaWrites | 1 Comment

Toronto, ON – Harry and Jake, aka Sandy and Bones are two young Toronto natives that make up the rap duo known as Sandy Pearlman & Bones. Earlier this year they released their debut project, a mini-EP consisting of 5 original songs entitled The Pearls and Bones EP. Sandy is the beat extraordinaire who produces all their songs and Bones writes raps that focus on lyricism. After listening to their work it is clear the two bring something fresh and new to hip-hop. We just posted their “Snag’d Up” video so click here to check that out.

HipHopCanada had the opportunity to gain some insight on the group and Bones told us that “We try to write lines that use metaphors and double entendre’s that will really challenge the listener to decipher the meaning. We do this to separate our selves from the influx of commercial rap about money, girls, and drugs. Since that is not our lives we have chosen to focus on writing about what is real to us.” To support the EP they released the “Stag’d Out” visuals in September, directed by Peter Howie. You can download The Pearls and Bones EP.

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Natasha was born and raised in Toronto. She graduated from York University almost 2 years ago and since then has co-founded a youth led, social enterprise called The Next Edition which uses media and art to engage youth with their community. For the past year and a half she has been working with young aspiring artists who are looking for a way to showcase their skills and have their voice heard. With juggling weekly meetings, managing a website, and planning events for hundreds of people Natasha takes refuge in urban music. Researching and knowing the latest headlines, and newest tracks in the hip-hop world is something that she loves. But more importantly for her hip-hop is a lot more than just a genre of music, it is a culture and it has shaped who she is today. Finding a way to combine her passion for music, the knowledge she has gained from working with young people and the issues she has seen in the community is a goal Natasha would like to achieve in the near future. Recently, Natasha has taken on PR work for rappers and DJs.