Natalie Parales has been a hip-hop head from the get go. Back when she was in the 1st grade, her mommy bought her the “Fresh Rap” compilation tape. Ever since, she has been recording instrumentals from late night radio hip-hop shows and rhyming with her Fisher Price mic.
Then back in 1997 when rhyming starting becoming competitive, she was “battling” in the school lunchrooms. The only downside to that was that most emcees in the area happened to be males. That is when she began the search for a dope female emcee.
Times have changed and instead of looking for competitors, she researches and writes about them. She also enjoys red toothbrushes, vinyl crunching and vegan burgers.
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