Modify by Rite Hook

Rite Hook is a Massachusetts based alternative artist who blends dense, lyrical raps with bluesy, sung rock choruses to capture the struggles of those on society’s fringes.
“When I first heard Rite Hook, his choruses and his voice would be stuck in my head weeks later,” says Ned Wellbery of Leedz Edutainment, a Boston promotional company. “That’s how I knew he was someone special.”
Rite Hook, who roamed Massachusetts nomad-style before settling in Boston at 18, is currently set to release his fourth album, Modify.
Rite Hook spent a decade bouncing from band to band and genre to genre, sharpening his writing, singing, and rapping. He soon landed work crafting hooks for Boston rap legend Slaine, who also took him on tour. Rite Hook’s biggest hit, “It Ain’t Easy”, from his third album From the Wrong, saw the rocker go bar for bar with Slaine and Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks).
Rite Hook is more focused than ever. After an overdose almost claimed his life in 2012, he returned to music with a newfound drive, producing 2013’s polished From the Wrong. Never an easy act to pin down, his music is set to evolve, driven by dense lyrics, hard flows, a rock attitude and a bluesman’s soul.
With more artistic changes to come, Modify is a fitting title for his fourth album, one which sees the artist inviting others to share his struggles, triumphs, and realizations.

Leedz Edutainment has grown into an impeccable, unparalleled platform for Hip-Hop artists who either reside in or come through Boston. Over the years, CEO Ned Wellbery has worked painstakingly to showcase artists on stage and in the studio, with the latter coming in the form of acclaimed albums, mixtapes, and compilations.

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