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This new documentary sheds light on a rising style of hip-hop called gully rap
Updated On: 05 July, 2018 07:13 AM IST | Mumbai | Shunashir Sen
A new documentary sheds comprehensive light on the rise and rise of an indigenous brand of hip-hop in Mumbai

A duo from a recent hip-hop crew, Gari-B. Pic/Naman Saraiya
It's not DIVINE. It's not Naezy either. The two of them are undoubtedly instrumental in giving mainstream credence to gully rap, a term that denotes the rhyming style that first emanated from the alleyways of Dharavi and Mahim. But the story of hip-hop in the city begins with crews like Dopeadelicz - they imbibed their immediate surroundings and native lingo to produce indigenous content, while at the same time appropriating Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent and ilk. And this was even before the calendar had turned to 2010.

Dopeadelicz in performance




