Michael Christmas

As Termanology gears for his upcoming new album Shut Up And Rap, he lets loose “I’m Good” featuring Boston MC and Michael Christmas and rapper/actor Astro (have you watched Red Band Society yet? you should) with awesome cuts by Statik Selektah.  Shut Up And Rap...

Michael Christmas is back with another banger, "Salty," produced by Floam God. The Boston native floats on the sparse production with ease, proving why we featured him on The New New for Boston rappers last year. Christmas will be performing at the A3C Festival in Atlanta this weekend, and this track is a cut off the A3C Compilation Vol...

Boston's Michael Christmas, a budding rapper we highlighted in The Break, is back with a brand new video from his project, Is This Art? In this Goldrush-directed clip, Christmas is a little stunned at everything that goes on in NYC. To sort of get him into the habit of it all, he tours around the city and soaks in all the sights and culture...

Boston meets Chicago on "Step Brothers." Michael Christmas and Alex Wiley drop some bars on this record, there's even Pokemon references. Listen to the record below.

We once featured Michael Christmas on The New New for Boston rappers, but he is ready to show his skills on the forthcoming project Is This Art? If you don’t know about him, now you know. Standout: "Daily" Also check out: "Michael Cera" And: "Jackie Brown" Name: Michael Christmas Age: 19 Hometown: Boston, MA I grew up listening to: Hella Cool Kids, Wiz, Redman and ODB

Michael Christmas continues to solidify our reasoning for putting him on our New New list for Boston. In his latest video for “Michael Cera,” his awkwardness paired with his confidence bodes well together. His regular guy delivery is becoming a highlight, as well as his comedic personality. With direc...

For years, when people thought about Boston hip-hop, there was only one name that popped up—Guru, as one half of Gang Starr with DJ Premier. The city, long a hotbed for punk and indie rock—not to mention the arena-sized egos of Aerosmith and Boston—has slipped under the radar for decades on the hip-hop side of things; even Guru left the Bean for the more hip-hop-savvy shores of Brooklyn. But thes