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Raptille
Raptille was a hip-hop collective from Oakland, California. They're best known for their song "Handz Up" featuring da Lioness Cronite, which became something...
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Raptille was a hip-hop collective from Oakland, California. They're best known for their song "Handz Up" featuring da Lioness Cronite, which became something of an anthem in their local scene.
The group consisted of Prophet on vocals, Dr. X handling production, and DJ Prelude on turntables. They released a couple of albums including "The Liberation" and "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised."
Their music often touched on social and political themes, which gave them a particular resonance in Oakland. They performed live shows that blended music with spoken word elements.
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