Melissa Czarnik
and Eric Mire are among East Side Milwaukee's more verbally dexterous rappers.
Their sociopolitical M.C.-ing and the organic soul/jazz vibes on their latest
studio projects transfer well to a live setting in one of the city's favorite
noncommercial radio stations, WMSE. Saxophone, bass, guitar and a battery of
percussion wend around Czarnik's often staccato flow. YouTube clips demonstrate
that Czarnik and Mire's head-nodding, slinky combination of musical talent and
adept rhyme spitting works masterfully in coffeehouse settings as well as more
traditional hip-hop stages. These four songs deliver that point as well. It’s
the next best thing to being there live.







You gotta be kidding me here. Clearly you just type words with no understanding of the subject. Verbally dexterous? Have you ever listened to an emcee that was good? Can someone please start using a standard for referencing quality in hip hop?