Artwork by Bayjai and Julai Germany

Experience the compelling rhythms and expressive lyrics of "Su(Stained) Reality," a unique mixture of hip-hop, R&B, and spoken word. This album, created by the bright young minds of Pittsburgh, is a reflection of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals—to create a cleaner earth by 2030. It doesn't just focus on environmental protection. it also emphasizes social equality, economic growth, and cultural diversity. Hanae Rayzer's simple yet profound phrase, "Put into the world what you want to get back," perfectly captures our projectʼs mission. It's a plea for action that goes beyond music genres and strikes a chord with the urgency of our era. “Su(Stained) Reality" isn't just an album; it's a movement.

"Before choosing not to listen to the youth, remember who holds the future."

Aryana Booker-Gamez’s powerful call echoes the determination of a generation who is ready to make a difference. The KRUNK Movement invites you to absorb the transformative power of music and join us in our commitment to sustainability, one song at a time.

About The KRUNK Movement:

The KRUNK Movement is a year-round youth production program for high school students that focuses on the elements of hip-hop through songwriting, production, art, and technology. By exploring relevant issues of social justice and health, the student-led collective creates engaging art of varying forms. Students learn about technical, professional, and industry-specific skills that are necessary to succeed as an artist. In between projects, students can expect to experience the KRUNK community through local/regional trips and team building experiences!