Hip-Hop Lives (Nano Album)

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[edit] Background

Hip-Hop Lives is the debut album by the V-Town Records^[1] artist, Nano^[2]. Nano said in an interview:

"It wasn't me that decided to call it Hip-Hop Lives, N^[3] heard some of the tracks and was like 'This is real Hip-Hop, you should call it Hip-Hop Lives' so i was like aight"