In a few weeks, a heady lineup including Nas, Miguel, Big Sean, Jeezy, T.I., George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, 2 Chainz (replacing Cardi B), Common, Robert Glasper and many more will descend upon Atlanta's Central Park for an expanded edition of One Musicfest.

Along with the marquee names in rap and R&B, One Musicfest founder Jason "J" Carter has wrangled some of Atlanta's best-known crunk artists. On Tuesday morning, DJ Nabs, East Side Boyz, Trillville and Kilo Ali hung out for an hour at The Gathering Spot to share their excitement about the upcoming festival.

As Carter said from a podium, “Our tagline from day one was ‘unity through music.’ There is power in being able to feed off each other. Why can’t you have George Clinton with 2 Chainz with East Side Boyz? We’ll always go far, far left, bring it back to center and go far, far right.”

DJ Nabs noted the historical element to portions of the lineup and said he’s excited about making the “ATL Crunk Set” the “most amazing Southern hip-hop show...something that you’ve never seen before.”

Ticket for the Sept. 8-9 event are on sale now. Visit www.onemusicfest.com for more details.

Jason "J" Carter, the founder of One Musicfest, talks at a press conference Aug. 14, 2018, about the Sept. 8-9 event at Atlanta's Central Park.

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