The Reallionaires

About The Reallionaires

A new experience in Rap. "There is a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line." - Oscar Levant; So Rare features beats and lyric that walk that invisible line. The Reallionaires
The age-old adage “they don’t make ‘em like they used to” is truer than ever, especially in the fly-by-night world of circa-right-now hiphop, especially if you listen to what passes for the radio these days; finding good, hard-hitting hiphop to slap out your stereo is like finding a needle in a haystack. Only right, then, that when West Coast (Seattle, WA to be specific) representatives The Reallionaires bring you a full-length album of just that, that they title it So Rare.

Representing game and good times at the top of the Fresh Coast, Scizza Hands and Produk make songs that bang in the clubs, the headphones, and the house parties; blending the Hennessey hedonism of kings like Dre and Quik with confident lyricism and smooth R&B, The Reallionaires make music for grown folks doing real thangs. From arrogant shit-talk and lady-killing swagger to down-to-earth humor and self-deprecation, they keep it every bit as real (and not just “real”) as their name implies. It’s relatable and accessible but never ever square or backpack— hard, but way too fun to be so-called gangster rap. It’s just classic West Coast—something to ride out with and smoke to: the track “