Oddisee is a Sudanese-American rapper, producer, and composer from Washington, D.C., known for his sharp lyricism, soulful production, and socially conscious perspective.

Blending boom-bap foundations with live instrumentation, jazz, Go-Go, funk, and soul, he has carved a distinctive space in hip-hop that bridges underground authenticity with global resonance.

After early acclaim with the group Diamond District, Oddisee built a solo career defined by albums such as People Hear What They See (2012), The Good Fight (2015), and The Iceberg (2017), each praised for their honesty and musicality.

His latest full lenght album, To What End (2023), released on his own Outer Note Label, showcases his continued commitment to questioning identity, community, and society while pushing the boundaries of hip-hop’s soundscape.

Whether behind the mic or the boards, Oddisee remains one of rap’s most consistent and respected voices—an artist who elevates reflection into rhythm.

Being invited by De La Soul and The Roots for their tour support in 2026 further cements his reputation as a compelling artist on stage and on record.

Heno. is a hiphop artist from the DMV (DC,Maryland,Virgina) triangle with Ethopian and Eritrean roots.

Heno. uses his artistry to tell stories & have conversations through music, film & other mediums.

Sonically, Heno.’s versatility knows no bounds with collaborations from Mick Jenkins, JPEGMAFIA, Chaz Bear (Toro Y Moi) and Oddisee to name a few.

Most recently he was the sole feature on JPEGMAFIA’s “Veteran: Director’s Cut” released in June.

With his collaborative album with Oddisee on the horizon, It’s safe to say Heno. is picking up a lot of momentum that both old fans, and new, will enjoy.