Bkc Rocket
BKC Rocket formed in 2004 in the Bronx with members Lexicon, MoSS, and DJ Premier. They worked through independent labels, putting out early tracks that...
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BKC Rocket formed in 2004 in the Bronx with members Lexicon, MoSS, and DJ Premier. They worked through independent labels, putting out early tracks that leaned into raw, street-level storytelling. Their debut album 'The Fortress' came out in 2009 and included the track 'Real Ninjas Only,' which became something of an underground anthem.
That song's beat and wordplay connected with listeners who were looking for something outside mainstream hip-hop. The group kept releasing albums over the next decade or so, including 'The Great Escape' in 2012 and 'The Third Chamber' in 2015. Their lyrics often drew from social commentary and didn't shy away from abrasive language, which meant they never quite fit industry molds.
They put out 'Kin of Kings' in 2018 and 'The Black Knights of Hip-Hop' in 2021, staying active without ever smoothing out their sound. For listeners who found 'Real Ninjas Only,' BKC Rocket offered a consistent, unpolished take on New York hip-hop.
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