NOZYTRIP, Keyo, SanChoow, Sacha Fractal, and El-P

Since his work with 90s trio Company Flow, EL-P has been driving forward alternative hip-hop through his uncompromising push for innovation and intelligent , lyrical flow, championing a lo-fi aesthetic as an antidote to the overproduced mainstream that dominates the airwaves. His rapping style is dense and aggressive and full of rhythmic variation and metaphorical wordplay, making him one of the most technically talented MCs around. As a producer, he is equally talented and progressive, creating tracks that are often intense and claustrophobic in the same vein as Public Enemy, with a definite futuristic sound.

After his work with Company Flow, EL-P featured on a number of collaborations in the 90s, with the likes of Mos Def, Blackalicious and Dilated Peoples. At the turn of the millennium, he set up his own label, Definitive Jux, still finding time to create a solo release, titled "Fantastic Damage" (2002), which was received positively by critics. 2004's "High Water," part of the Blue Series project, was a futuristic jazz apocalypse, featuring the talent of jazz pianist Matthew Shipp. His second full length album featuring his production was 2010's "I'll Sleep When You're Dead," which featured the Mars Volta, Trent Reznor and Cat Power.

In recent years, together with Killer Mike, the pair have found widespread critical acclaim, with the pair's socio-political lyrical commentary and hard-hitting, gritty production. Their first collaboration was with "R.A.P Music" in 2012, after which they formed the group, Run The Jewels, releasing two albums, 2013's self-titled release and 2014's "Run The Jewels 2." In between these releases, EL-P also recorded his album, "Cancer4Cure" which again received positive critical acclaim, establishing EL-P as one of the most talented and innovative musicians around today.