Beats Winter Milwaukee W/ Serengeti, Tytuus & Lil Guilotine

Illinois native David Cohn, a.k.a. multifaceted rapper Serengeti, experienced two distinctly different childhoods growing up. Half of his time was spent in Chicago’s then all-black South Side with his mother — a secretary, atheist, and devout communist. The other half was clocked in the then all-white suburbs of Olympic Fields with his father — a stressed, middle-class business-owner. Though Serengeti is the great nephew of Sonny Cohn, Count Basie’s trumpeter of thirty years, music wasn’t passed down freely in the family. Instead, young David kept his musical obsessions in his head, and by the time he was ready to loose them, his skull had accumulated several album’s worth of left- field hip-hop detritus. Geti has since released fourteen albums in ten years. He made his first two nearly by accident, on the way to completing his so-called “debut,” Gasoline Rainbows. That triptych created a hefty rumble in the underground, showcasing stylish, heady raps intertwined with thick threads of soul, pop, rock and psychedelia.

Underground MC and Chicago cult classic, Serengeti, will bless the stage of The Cooperage on the Milwaukee Beats Winter stop.
https://www.facebook.com/serengetidave/

Seattle hip hop artist Tytuus throw down lyrical woke rhymes.
https://www.facebook.com/mynameistytuus/

Lil Guillotine will open with anarchist and communist raps. 
https://www.facebook.com/lilguillotine/

21+ 
Doors At 8pm