A live set by Apocraphe and DJ Vega, showcasing songs from The Escapist Handbook album at Le Retour Du Jeudi at Champollion University in Albi, France. An awesome single camera coverage of the LP and Apocraphe's performance skills in both French and English.
For his fifth video from the underground hit 'The Escapist Handbook' Apocraphe produces a collaboration with French illustrator Roman Gigou.
Over the melancholic yet dramatic drill style instrumental of Many Lives (Bury My Dead), Apocraphe produces a lyrical meditation on the multitudinous lives that we each live, and the plethora of people we become inside each of them.
Following on from the success of the first three singles, with over 300,000 streams and views, Apocraphe presents his magnum opus 'The Escapist Handbook' available on all streaming sites and Bandcamp.
A slice of emotional Hip Hop, mixing UK Hip Hop and rap Francais from two bilingual emcees representing the two different countries. Apocraphe drops some tongue twisting flows and Misiek also drops pleasing verses on No Way Out, mostly in French, but interspersing a few phrases in English.
To announce the imminent arrival of his album 'The Escapist Handbook' Apocraphe presents this unreleased posse cut featuring for the first time together on one track all ten Parisian members of the legendary crew L'Affaire - Lomepal, Mothas La Mascarade, Bhati, Tonio MC, Nostal, Black Sam, K.E.T.U.R., Saïd Baxter, Yoch, and SPL.
A native son of Leicester, Apocraphe was a primal force in Midlands Hip Hop in the early 2000's. As well as forming The Ill Smith Estate with National Freestyle Champion Troy Scalpels and Baron Samedi and playing across the UK and Europe (including at the UK Hiphop Awards) he also set up Main Rock Records in 2003.
After the barnstorming success of A Paris L'Affaire 2014 ft. L'Affaire, and the cult referential witticisms of Mighty Like Guybrush, Apocraphe readies the world for a field guide to escapism with the pre-order campaign for his magnum opus, The Escapist Handbook.