House of hip-hop

Story by Ryan Alme, Staff Photographer|February 3, 2015

PROF is a Minneapolis-based rapper signed to Rhymesayers Entertainment. He performed Friday at House of Rock in Eau Claire.

Last Thursday, the House of Rock, 422 Water St., felt more like the house of hip-hop as local and Twin Cities rap acts took the stage. PROF, St. Paul Slim, Dj Fundo and local act Sayth performed at the show.

“We’re doing just like on the West Coast and the East Coast you know it’s growing and this sold out! It’s a great feeling,” PROF said.

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