Peg-Leg possesses a passion and energy that mesmerize audiences.

Life-long struggles play a distinct role in his brutally honest and strikingly personal lyrics, which are verbal fusillades for the ears.

A complex combination of topics ranging from anti-mediocrity and socio-political affairs to love and astrology unite to create messages that demand you stop and think.




Voted Best Rap Act 2004 & 2005
-Weekly Planet, Sarasota

“…best lyrical poetry this town has seen.”
-TampaBayOnline.com

“Groups constituting FreePoets.com defy stereotypical assumptions.”
-USF Oracle

“…everything I’ve heard from ‘em is nothing short of excellent… so rest assured all indie rap fans will find something new to love.”
-Weekly Planet, Tampa

“…consistently flawless music.”
FreePoets.com Winter 2004 Sampler rated 4/5 Planets
-Scott Harrell, Music Critic
-Weekly Planet, Tampa

Featured in: The Good, The Bad, The Local
Our critics take their periodic look at scene recordings.
By Scott Harrell and Coooper Lane Baker
Published 03.08.2006
Weekly Planet Tampa



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Science-Non-Fiction is the epitome of that group. They have embraced the ideals of DIY with tremendous enthusiasm and created their own recording label, FreePoets.com, thus proving their undying motivation and dedication to their music.

Science-Non-Fiction’s unique and refreshing sound denies any one genre the honor of defining their style. Combining intelligent lyrics, melodically superior beats, engaging word play, and use of vocal sounds as instruments, these artists possess a sound that demands the world’s attention.

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