Hip-Hop Artist Reconnects with Woodland Hills
Local hip-hop artist Palermo Stone reconnects with Woodland Hills High School art students.
Palermo Stone has grown from being a Woodland Hills High School kid messing around making music for fun, to a well-recognized recording artist with a handful of successful CDs stuffed in his back pocket. Now the 23-year-old, up-and-comer in the Pittsburgh hip-hop scene has gone home to enlist the help of WHHS students to create original album artwork for a new CD, "RARE," set to release Dec. 21. “I know many of the students are hip-hop fans, and I want to help them see that they can use hip-hop for positive and even educational purposes to better their lives and the lives of those around them, like I have,” Stone said. Stone, who used to be part of Mac Miller’s crew, is part of a collective art movement and small label he created called …
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