Poor Vida's Sunday Sessions Return This Weekend

After their successful third annual Elements of Hip-Hop, Poor Vida's mission of getting the word out about Texas hip-hop continues this Sunday, August 5, at the Green Elephant, with their Sunday Sessions. Houston's Cise Digga, Dallas' So Sique and Marxx Marvo, Denton's King GI, plus Original Soul and Hoppa are...

By Audra Schroeder

August 3, 2012

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After their successful third annual Elements of Hip-Hop, Poor Vida's mission of getting the word out about Texas hip-hop continues this Sunday, August 5, at the Green Elephant, with their Sunday Sessions. Houston's Cise Digga, Dallas' So Sique and Marxx Marvo, Denton's King GI, plus Original Soul and Hoppa are on the bill.

Dallas' Drama Tha King hosts. He just released a new mixtape, which you can peep here.

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