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    Bust a Rhyme

    by Amit Gurbaxani Sep 08, 2018 1 minute

    Bangladeshi-American rapper Anik Khan is the newest in a short line of South Asian hip-hop acts whose rhymes are informed by their experiences as first-generation immigrants. The list includes Indian-American MC Himanshu Suri and British-Pakistani rapper and "Damn, it feels good to be an immigrant," Khan raps on his new single 'Big Fax', which was released last month under audio streaming service Saavn's Artist Originals platform.

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