Limerick rapper GodKnows sings praises for his city's music veterans in new single Mup I Said

The latest broadside from the Irish hip-hop lifer features fellow Treaty City man Hazey Haze, and longtime collaborator MurLi on production.
Limerick rapper GodKnows sings praises for his city's music veterans in new single Mup I Said

GodKnows: Limerick rapper and producer works hard to foster a sense of community in Irish hip-hop

As with a variety of independent and alternative music that might surprise some casual listeners, Limerick has long been a hotbed of heavy, articulate and deeply idiosyncratic hip-hop.

Focusing as a meeting point for a disparate but dedicated scene in the South West, the city is a hive of working-class, multicultural identity and progressive musical thought, with young artists of all genres being nurtured via the work of the MusicGeneration Limerick facility and a supportive regular gig-going crowd.

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