Queens' own "K.blake" and "B.Bless" of Paperchase Clique, are among NY's finest emcees. With hits such as "Blowin' on Jamaica", as well as "Lights out" and "Back in the days" Produced by grammy award winning Rockwilder, the dynamic duo is definitely showing the world that they are on a mission to bring the east coast out of obscurity and thrust it back into the forefront of the rap game. Friends since childhood, K.Blake or "Blake" as he likes to be called and B.Bless, began writing rap songs in their adolescent years. So there is no wonder that just over a decade later they started their own label (Paperchase Entertainment) and dropped their first album "The Proposal." With a combination of styles and flows developed over many years of listening to and internalizing the songs recorded by legends such as, The Notorious Big, Nas, Big Pun and Jay-Z, "The Proposal," though mildly successful, proved to be a triumph for the underground hip-hop and rap cultures. ...show more

Queens' own "K.blake" and "B.Bless" of Paperchase Clique, are among NY's finest emcees. With hits such as "Blowin' on Jamaica", as well as "Lights out" and "Back in the days" Produced by grammy award winning Rockwilder, the dynamic duo is definitely showing the world that they are on a mission to bring the east coast out of obscurity and thrust it back into the forefront of the rap game. Friends since childhood, K.Blake or "Blake" as he likes to be called and B.Bless, began writing rap songs in their adolescent years. So there is no wonder that just over a decade later they started their own label (Paperchase Entertainment) and dropped their first album "The Proposal." With a combination of styles and flows developed over many years of listening to and internalizing the songs recorded by legends such as, The Notorious Big, Nas, Big Pun and Jay-Z, "The Proposal," though mildly successful, proved to be a triumph for the underground hip-hop and rap cultures.

However, needless to say, gaining mild success was not the goal of these two hip-hop artists. They had bigger dreams and a burning desire to see them realized. Even with their Hit "Blowin on Jamaica" being featured on some New York's major stations, and receiving an immense viral buzz, Blake and Bless still feel there is more work to be done. "We are trying to be globally known and locally respected, we got the local part down" The rapper Bless states.

Now Paperchase Clique is working on their second LP entitled "The Deal", and this time around they plan to give the game even more of what its been missing, which is that unique hip hop flavor. In an industry dominated by hooks and beats, real hip-hop in the form of metaphors and punch lines has taken a backseat to "ABC" lyrics. However, "The Deal" will prove that hip-hop isn't dead, it is alive and well in Paperchase Clique. "The Deal" Album coming soon.. ...show less