Injury Reserve’s Stepa J. Groggs Dies Suddenly at 32

The Independent Hip-Hop Artist Died on June 29

On June 29, Injury Reserve member Stepa J. Groggs passed away suddenly at the age of 32. The news was confirmed by the group's label, Loma Vista Recordings. No cause of death has been released.

Groggs was a founding member of Injury Reserve, along with rappers Ritchie with a T and Parker Corey. The group released three studio albums, including 2019's "Injury Reserve." Groggs was known for his innovative production and rapping style, which often incorporated elements of jazz, soul, and experimental hip-hop.

Injury Reserve was scheduled to perform at the Pitchfork Music Festival in July. The group has canceled all upcoming tour dates.

Groggs' death is a major loss for the hip-hop community. He was a talented artist who was just beginning to reach his full potential.

Tributes Pour in for Stepa J. Groggs

Following the news of Groggs' death, tributes began to pour in from friends, fans, and fellow musicians. Many artists praised Groggs' talent and his impact on the hip-hop community.

"Stepa was a true visionary," said rapper and producer Earl Sweatshirt. "His music was always ahead of its time, and he was always pushing the boundaries of what hip-hop could be."

"Stepa was one of the most talented and innovative producers in hip-hop," said rapper and producer Flying Lotus. "His music was always unique and challenging, and he will be dearly missed."

Groggs' Legacy Will Live On

Stepa J. Groggs was a talented artist who made a significant impact on the hip-hop community. His music was innovative, challenging, and always ahead of its time. He will be dearly missed, but his legacy will live on through his music.