Tia Scott, also known as Tia The Writer, is the managing editor for Flintside. In her spare time, she also blogs about her own personal account of Hip Hop and Flint culture. Her work has been published in several online publications, including her own music platform, The Dope Show. She is a Flint native and resident who lives with her daughter and trusty MacBook. Follow Tia on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, or her website.
he 3-day weekend will feature multiple events, including a networking mixer, brunch, a live comedy show, and a festival-style BBQ in Brush Park followed by an afterparty.
For over a decade, Pharlon Randle spent his days transporting students and his nights producing albums. His two worlds collided when he got a call from a friend in 2006.
The new documentary Breed & Bootleg: Legends of Flint Rap Music will be available for streaming this month at the Hip Hop Icons virtual exhibition in Saginaw.
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