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Zodiac Mprint is a horrorcore rap duo formed in the mid-2000s in Detroit, Michigan, by Blaze Ya Dead Homie (Chris Rouleau) and The R.O.C. (Bryan Jones). Emerging from the same creative milieu that shaped Twiztid and the Majik Ninja Entertainment (MNE) ecosystem, the duo embeds astrology-inspired imagery and dark, streetwise themes into hard-edged underground rap. Their work centers on vivid storytelling, occult aesthetics, and a fearless approach to lyrical content. As part of the Majik Ninja Entertainment roster, Zodiac Mprint continues to build on a legacy of confrontational, independent hip-hop that resonates with fans of non-charted, authentic underground sounds.

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From the debut EP Ride The Stars to the follow-up Skywalkers, Zodiac Mprint has carved a niche in the horrorcore scene. Ride The Stars, released May 20, 2016, on Majik Ninja Entertainment, features tracks that originally appeared on Twiztid’s For Tha Fam Vol. 2, such as Beware of the Wolf and Gettin Wu Wit It. The duo's music often references astrology and dark, cosmic themes, pairing gritty production with a vibe that’s both confrontational and reflective. While public touring in 2016 connected with Twiztid/MNE events and performances included stops at venues like Upstate Concert Hall, Zodiac Mprint continues to cultivate a devoted following through ongoing releases and appearances. Follow their official updates on social media for the latest tour information and new music on the MNE platform.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Zodiac Mprint

  • Members: Blaze Ya Dead Homie (Chris Rouleau) and The R.O.C. (Bryan Jones); origin: Detroit, Michigan; formed in the mid-2000s during the Twiztid/MNE era.
  • Debut release: Ride The Stars, a 7-track EP, released May 20, 2016 on Majik Ninja Entertainment; includes tracks that originally appeared on Twiztid’s 4 Tha Fam Vol. 2 mixtape (e.g., Beware of the Wolf, Gettin Wu Wit It).
  • Second release: Skywalkers, released in 2018, credited to Zodiac MPrint; label context tied to the Majik Ninja Entertainment ecosystem.
  • Genre/style: horrorcore rap with hardcore/underground rap influences; tracks frequently reference astrology and dark themes.
  • Top-chart info: Ride The Stars EP charted on several Billboard subcharts (US R&B/Hip-Hop, US Rap, US Indie) with positions such as US R&B/Hip-Hop 42, US Rap 21, US Indie 35.
  • Notable contributions: Zodiac Mprint tracks Beware of the Wolf and Gettin Wu Wit It appeared on Twiztid’s For Tha Fam Vol. 2 (2014).

The records

Zodiac Mprint Discography

  • Skywalkers
    2018 · Unknown
  • Ride The Stars
    2016 · Majik Ninja Entertainment

The hits

Top Zodiac Mprint Songs

  • Beware of the Wolf
    2014 · N/A
  • Gettin Wu Wit It
    2014 · N/A

From the debut EP Ride The Stars to the follow-up Skywalkers, Zodiac Mprint has carved a niche in the horrorcore scene. Ride The Stars, released May 20, 2016, on Majik Ninja Entertainment, features tracks that originally appeared on Twiztid’s For Tha Fam Vol. 2, such as Beware of the Wolf and Gettin Wu Wit It. The duo's music often references astrology and dark, cosmic themes, pairing gritty production with a vibe that’s both confrontational and reflective. While public touring in 2016 connected with Twiztid/MNE events and performances included stops at venues like Upstate Concert Hall, Zodiac Mprint continues to cultivate a devoted following through ongoing releases and appearances. Follow their official updates on social media for the latest tour information and new music on the MNE platform.

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