Nametag Alexander got involved in Detroit’s hip-hop history early, and in a big way: his first placement was on Slum Village’s compilation “Dirty District Vol. 1.” From there, he continued to land appearances on earlier music projects released by Black Milk (Popular Demand, Sound Of The City, The Setup) and a host of others. However, while contributing to other projects, Tag continued to build his own footing with a collection of critically-acclaimed mixtapes, EPs and full length albums spanning from 2007 to current. In 2017, Nametag was one of many artists featured in the D-Cyphered exhibit inside the Detroit Institute of Arts. He has earned the respect of indie rap heavyweights and has had music featured in and on ESPN, Comedy Central, EA Sports and more.
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Nametag Alexander got involved in Detroit’s hip-hop history early, and in a big way: his first placement was on Slum Village’s compilation “Dirty District Vol. 1.” From there, he continued to land appearances on earlier music projects released by Black Milk (Popular Demand, Sound Of The City, The Setup) and a host of others. However, while contributing to other projects, Tag continued to build his own footing with a collection of critically-acclaimed mixtapes, EPs and full length albums spanning from 2007 to current. In 2017, Nametag was one of many artists featured in the D-Cyphered exhibit inside the Detroit Institute of Arts. He has earned the respect of indie rap heavyweights and has had music featured in and on ESPN, Comedy Central, EA Sports and more.
