Where can we hear your stuff?: www.irsthemovement.com

etc… we are all over the place!!

How did you get that name?: Our name is a combination of what we are trying to create (a movement in hip hop) and what we are (an I nternational R hyme S yndicate)

What has been your biggest accomplishment?: Our biggest accomplishment as of yet has been to gain recognition from the public in such a quick manner, as well as be noticed by major artists such as 8ball and MJG, Slip N Slide Records, Paul Wall and others..

What has been your most difficult challenge?: Our most difficult challenge has been to release our music which goes against the current dance trend and still be accepted by that same audience

What makes you different?: We dont strive to make commercial music.. we strive to make music that makes you think, music that has thought, but yet still hits your soul and makes you want to dance

What projects are you working on?: (solo mixtapes)

Franchize: Guess Who?

Mark Price: The Price Is Right

IRS The Movement retail release (currently untitled)

Underground thunder volume 2

Where are you from originally? : Cleveland, Ohio

How Long have you been making music? : we have been together as a group for around 4 years now, and interested in music for nearly a decade

What artists inspire you? : we are inspired by alot of the greats, Jay-Z, Nas, Lil wayne, Eminem…

but our biggest inspiration truly comes from each other.. we go in with an attempt to top each other in a little friendly song war which helps us keep ourselves fresh

How would you define your style of music? : in the words of Mark price (from Rated R on the Get Familiar Mixtape) Rough, Rugged and Raw.. Rhyme Rippin is our Ritual

What teams are you affiliated with? : Nitemare Records

Who are some artists that you have worked with? : Nitemare

Yauncha B

Lee

Ced Vicious

Wax

Who would you like to collab with? : we would love to get some collabs with Jay Z, Eminem, Nas, Lil wayne, Drizzy Drake, pretty much any hot artist that we know would bring flame to the camp fire

Where do you see the future of music? : I see the future of music , rap music in particular , returning with a blast.. i think its time for us to hit the U-turn back to hardcore music, you know they say history repeats itself.. so i’m looking for a new Ghetto boys , or UGK or the Get Rich of Die Tryin 50 Cent , you konw what i mean

Where do you see yourself in 1 year? : Moving further forward in this game and progressing with recognition from the city to the state to the country to the world..

Describe yourself in one word. : Unstoppable

Any shout outs? : shout out to Nitemare Records, Digital Boom Entertainment., Ced Vicious and everybody who have supported us and continue to support us