A3C Hip-Hop Festival Renews Partnership with iHipHop Distribution for “A3C Volume 3”

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The A3C Hip-Hop Festival has once again teamed up with iHipHop Distribution for the third year to release an official compilation album, A3C Volume 3.

The A3C Hip-Hop Festival is considered the largest hip-hop festival in the United States, and it is only growing. Likewise, each year their compilation series with partner iHipHop Distribution continues to flourish. Last year’s album, A3C Volume 2 served as a barometer for artists up-and-coming artists, some of which have already gone on to become staples in the ever-changing hip-hop landscape.

Between A3C Volume 1 and A3C Volume 2, the compilation series has included appearances by Trinidad James, Rockie Fresh, Freddie Gibbs, Action Bronson, Ab-Soul, OCD: Moosh & Twist, Chase N. Cash, Jarren Benton, Boldy James, Smoke DZA, and Phony Ppl, just to name a few.

Now for the first time, A3C and iHipHop Distribution are opening their doors to accept submissions from artists across the globe. To submit your music for an opportunity to be featured on this year’s compilation, please visit: http://bit.ly/19RmdEg

A3C Volume 3 will hit digital stores worldwide on October 1, 2013 via iHipHop Distribution.

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