The Salinas hip hop artist La Sofa Queen loves poetry and complex, multi-syllabic rhyme schemes. She refers to herself not as a rapper, but as a spoken word artist. While the pacing might often be slow and the lyrics backed sometimes by guitar, the rhymes speak to personal drama, perhaps a youth stuck in a cycle of violence. There is emotion packed into every word.
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