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Tbam
TBAM (The Band Against Mediocrity) came together in Los Angeles around the mid-2000s. They put out a debut album called "Problem Solver" that got some...
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TBAM (The Band Against Mediocrity) came together in Los Angeles around the mid-2000s. They put out a debut album called "Problem Solver" that got some attention for mixing hip-hop with lyrics that touched on social issues.
The group included MC Remedy on vocals, DJ Insight on beats, and singer Anya Soul. Their sound pulled from hip-hop, soul, and funk. They've worked with other artists like Common, Lauryn Hill, and John Legend over time.
Some of their more pointed lyrics about inequality and other topics have drawn criticism from people who found them too political. They kept at it anyway, using their music to talk about things they thought mattered.
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