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Fans of West Coast underground hip-hop know Roc C for his stellar debut mic appearance on the 2004 Oh No single  Move Pt. 2,  produced by J Dilla. Roc's stand-out verse and cameo in the song's video generated quite a buzz, leading to his own deal with Stones Throw. As the latest MC from the prolific Oxnard, CA crew (Lootpack, Dudley Perkins, Oh No, M.E.D.) to join the label's roster, Roc is making a lot of noise right out the gate. His first single,  Don't Stop   an Oh No-produced slab of infectious trunk funk   was featured on EA Sports' Fight Night Round 3 video game. With influences ranging from A Tribe Called Quest to MC Eiht, Roc aims to transcend the usual hip-hop categories. Roc rhymes as therapy, venting the demons of a background shaped by gang rivalries, poverty, jail and mortality. The result is one of Stones Throw's most streetoriented albums to date. Features production by Oxnard family: Oh No, DJ Romes and Kan Kick. The diverse list of guest MCs includes Oh No, Dudley Perkins, Pok Dogg, Glasses Malone, J Ro, Chino XL, Bizzy Bone and Aloe Blacc.