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WHAT HOBOKEN SOUNDS LIKE

What Hoboken Sounds Like is a non-profit organization founded in April 2021 by Victor Lopez Jr. with a mission to showcase the music, culture, and untold stories of Hoboken, New Jersey. More than just a music platform, What Hoboken Sounds Like serves as a community-driven movement that amplifies local voices, whether through hip-hop, art, fashion, entrepreneurship, or social activism. By creating spaces for creative expression and highlighting the struggles and triumphs of underserved communities, the organization ensures that Hoboken's unique identity is both preserved and celebrated....

Since its inception, What Hoboken Sounds Like has curated live events, digital content, and cultural initiatives that bring people together. This includes Summer Blockfest, an annual festival inspired by J. Cole's Dreamville Festival, which unites musicians, entrepreneurs, and creatives in a vibrant celebration of music, art, and community...

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“Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilization.”Mahatma Gandhi

What Hoboken Sounds Like:

A Movement Recognized

From a vision to a movement, What Hoboken Sounds Like has grown into a defining force in the local music scene and more. Since its inception, the brand has become a vital platform for emerging artists, amplifying voices that might otherwise go unheard. Through community-driven initiatives, live events, and unwavering dedication to Hoboken’s culture, What Hoboken Sounds Like has solidified itself as more than just a name—it’s a legacy in the making.

This impact has not gone unnoticed. The City of Hoboken has officially recognized our contributions with a proclamation, honoring the work we’ve done to uplift artists, create opportunities, and foster a true sense of community. This milestone is a testament to the power of culture, creativity, and collective effort.

As we continue to grow, this honor fuels our mission to push the boundaries even further. The journey is just beginning.

                                          “It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.”Maya Angelou
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