Portland to Spokane: Underground Rap November

As the crisp autumn air settles in and the last traces of Halloween fade into November’s chill, the underground rap scene in the Pacific Northwest continues to buzz with energy. From Portland to Spokane, local artists are carving out their own spaces in the rap game, blending dark vibes, gritty storytelling, and raw talent. Whether it’s the smooth, laid-back flows of Portland or the haunting, atmospheric sounds emerging from Spokane, the Pacific Northwest’s underground rap scene has been stepping up its game in 2024.

Let’s dive into some of the latest videos that showcase the creative diversity and talent that is making waves in both cities.

Portland: The City of Raw Energy

Tkai – BlockBoy Freestyle (Official Music Video)

Portland’s own Tkai is keeping it real with his “BlockBoy Freestyle,” a track that’s as laid-back as it is compelling. Shot at the Portland train station by ElliottVisuals, the video brings the raw energy of the streets to life, with Tkai’s cool flow leading the way. He keeps it simple, making sure that every word hits and everyone can vibe with his narrative. It’s street-smart but accessible, a perfect representation of the Portland underground scene.

Little Plane & Litty B – Freddy vs Jason (Official Music Video)

This one’s got Halloween written all over it — even if it’s November. Little Plane and Litty B bring the spooky vibes of Freddy and Jason back to life with a track that gives off some serious haunted house energy. Clowns, masks, and Halloween aesthetics are in full effect, but it’s more than just a seasonal gimmick; it’s a statement. The visuals are sharp, the energy is infectious, and the Portland rap scene proves once again that it’s always ready to bring the heat—no matter the time of year.

Spokane: A Darker, Haunting Energy from the East

Seven Crown – Believers & Non-Believers (Official Music Video)

Switching gears to Spokane, Seven Crown brings the eerie energy that’s been taking over the north. Shot in the ominous setting of the North Town Mall, the visuals are dark, dripping with that Halloween vibe even after the month has ended. The song itself plays with heavy autotune, weaving a hypnotic, almost haunting sound that captures the essence of Spokane’s underground scene. It’s gritty, it’s raw, and it’s impossible to look away.

From Portland’s breezy street vibes to Spokane’s moody, atmospheric flows, the underground rap scene is alive and well in the Pacific Northwest this November. Whether you’re vibing to Tkai’s freestyle or getting spooked by Little Plane and Litty B, it’s clear that both cities are continuing to push the boundaries of what underground rap can be. Keep your eyes on these artists, because they’re not slowing down anytime soon.