
The main showcase happens 24 hours later, six miles away at New World Brewery in Sulphur Springs where close to a dozen tastemaking Florida artists including the Bay area’s Black Backstreet Boys (aka Barely Legal Collective), Johnny Champagne and, Notsew, plus Orlando emcee Wahid and others. The booking of Missy Elliott-approved Windy City rapper Brittney Carter feels like a coup, too, and gives locals a glimpse at a talent whose delivery comes with a bounce and lively pulse that’s one of the most-refreshing in hip-hop.
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This article appears in Aug 29 – Sep 4, 2024.

