Live x Live with The Basement LA, Fresh Hip Hop Talent.

By Laura Medina

Live x Live, https://www.livexlive.com/, has moved from the more rock-oriented The Peppermint Club, in West Hollywood, to the urban The Basement LA, https://linktr.ee/thebasement_la in a nitty, gritty, discreet Downtown Los Angeles neighborhood, in the shadow of L.A. Live.

A Live x Live tv show so exclusive, that their collaboration with The Basement LA is today's urban/hip-hop speakeasy, turning event space, MG Studio, http://www.mgstudio-la.com/ into live music venue/tv show where performers hip and hop on a 360 degrees circular stage.

The snack world's hottest snack brand, Rap Snacks, http://www.rapsnacks.net/the-flavors-2/ supplied the evening's munchies.  Rap Snack is founded by Meek Mills' brand manager, James Lindsay. Now, you can only find Rap Snack at the most exclusive hip hop events from the Annenberg Center for Photography's Hip Hop exhibit to cannabis concerts to Live x Live x The Basement LA tv concerts. Due to its hot exclusivity, half its flavors are sold-out.  There is nothing like aligning your favorite hip-hop artists with your favorite snack flavors.  A winning formula.

Pomona, California-native, Jahmed got everyone jamming.

It wasn't just hip hop artists rapping over digital mash-ups. Live x Live with The Basement LA spotlights black musicians.  They want to highlight that more than ever.  The last act has a violinist.

If you're suffering from the Fear of Missing Out, which most of LA is now suffering from Corvid-19 virus cancellations, have no fear.  You can watch Live x Live collaboration series on their https://www.livexlive.com/ , https://linktr.ee/thebasement_la, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMGIFsGu3wI&t=5s, https://www.livexlive.com/us/plusNMEzk8?source=ref_thebasement2020_60daylanding&utm_campaign=event-thebasement2020&utm_source=js-personal&utm_medium=email&utm_content=60daylandingand https://www.thebasementevent.com/

Live x Live tv music is always morphing and evolving.