soCro

Born in Croatia and raised in Chattanooga, soCro is a hip-hop anomaly who has been bringing energetic live shows to the Gig City for the past few years. After a successful Kickstarter project, "Eurotrash Meets Southern Class" has arrive with a steady diet of Schlitz beer, Chattanooga and a dream of a party that refuses to end. - The Pulse

For some, music is life. For others, life is music. But, what happens when your life is in different places and your music always in your heart?

Meet soCro: A rap artist proud of his Croatian roots who “combines electronic elements of the European club scene with Southern hip hop.” A Dalmatian and good ol’ Southern boy based out of Chattanooga, Tennessee, he has opened for Big Boi of Outkast, plays piano, viola, guitar, and drums and plans to take over the world with his music. - THE OFFICIAL CNYLA BLOG

Chattanooga rapper soCro closed out the night with a rowdy set. I’ve been lucky enough to see him open for Big Boi and Machines Are People Too and his performance is always on point. - Concert Hopper

soCro - short for Southern Croat - raps over a fusion of Southern hip hop fused with European dance beats. Even if white rappers aren't your thing, this self-made underdog demands attention. - ChattanoogaNOW

(Translation of Headline): Unusual musical journey of a young Eric Lisica aka soCro. - Jutarnji List

Saturday night, IMR headed out to Atlanta’s Buckhead area at Peachtree Tavern to help you, our beloved reader, make a little sense of this crazy, colorful, and often borderline-ridiculous musical world around us.

Opening the night was Chattanooga’s soCro. With bass-heavy beats and a flow all his own, our homie soCro with supporting DJ Renan left a residue of Chatt-town funk on the tavern’s stage which remained for the rest of the night. - Indie Music Reviewer

Chattanooga’s rising hip-hop artist soCro (AKA Southern Croat) will open for Big Boi at Track 29 tonight. The show is at 8 p.m., and tickets are still available. - Nooga.com

423PK has released a video compilation featuring footage of 15 bands performing on New Year’s Eve in Chattanooga.

At four minutes and 45 seconds, the footage captures the essence of Chattanooga’s music scene on what was the busiest night of the year.

Featured bands included The Communicators, Behold the Brave, Gold Plated Gold, Dead Testaments, soCro, Shark Week, Strung Like a Horse and more. - Nooga.com

Chattanooga rapper soCro wants to remind you of that afternoon in the high school parking lot when the subwoofers of your car or your friend’s car set off a whole row of car alarms. - Nooga.com