The city’s homegrown hip-hop music festival, Gully Fest is back in town after six long years. If you are a true “Bombay hip-hopper” who has missed vibing to the beats of your favourite rappers live, revise your lyrics and gather your friends for Mumbai’s biggest cypher.

This is the second edition of the festival which came into prominence after the release of Zoya Akhtar’s film Gully Boy. Frontlining the festival is “The Boy from the Naka 59”, Divine (Vivian Fernandes), with his music conglomerate Gully Gang. Organisers say this edition will be the biggest homecoming for the festival. With a tagline of “Hip-Hop Mere Gully Mein”, the two-day festival will pay homage to the evolution and rise of the underground genre.