Untouchable Returns With “Chronica Smoke” — A Laid-Back Ride Through Idaho Hip-Hop History

From the heart of Magic Valley, Idaho — where Twin Falls beats with its own rhythm — a familiar name is making noise again: Untouchable. Once a legendary crew that carved its mark into Idaho’s underground hip-hop scene, the movement has reignited with a new release that blends nostalgia, humor, and unfiltered authenticity.

The Legacy Behind the Name

Untouchable began as a powerhouse collective: P. $ho’ty tha G, Bones, Smokin Joe, 40, and the group’s “secret weapon,” KT Munee, a fierce female MC whose bars earned her a spot among Idaho’s best. Together, they dropped Untouchable Street Products, a gritty, unapologetic reflection of street life that quickly became local legend.

Though time and tension eventually split the crew, their sound never faded. P. $ho’ty and KT Munee later reunited as Untouchable G-Munee, crafting another underground gem before stepping back from the scene. But true passion never stays silent — and their return proves it.

A New Era: “Chronica Smoke”

Now, Untouchable is back with “Chronica Smoke,” a track that captures everything fans loved about their early work — raw chemistry, clever wordplay, and pure vibe — while introducing a smoother, more mature energy.

Inspired by those classic “Cheech and Chong” moments of cruising, laughing, and lighting up, “Chronica Smoke”delivers an easygoing soundtrack for good times and late-night rides.

“Smoke pouring out the windows of Chevy lows — good vibes, hilarious times, and slick verses. This record was pure fun to make,”
— P. $ho’ty tha G

With KT Munee’s effortless delivery and P. $ho’ty’s storytelling, the track feels both nostalgic and refreshing — a reminder that real hip-hop doesn’t fade, it evolves.

From the Streets to Legacy Status

For P. $ho’ty tha G, music was never just a hobby — it was survival. Growing up inspired by Eazy-E and the West Coast sound, he used hip-hop to transform his environment into art.

“We were just four Chicanos trying to make something out of the streets — and we did,” he reflects.

That authenticity helped Untouchable become one of the first local acts to break onto Magic Valley radio, thanks to Howard, a radio manager who saw the potential in their sound. Their success opened doors for countless Idaho artists who followed.

Keeping the Flame Alive

Today, “Chronica Smoke” isn’t just a comeback single — it’s a celebration. It’s Untouchable reminding the state that Idaho hip-hop still has deep roots and serious talent. Smooth, funny, and soaked in West Coast flavor, the song carries the legacy forward while keeping the same spark that made Untouchable unforgettable.

So roll the windows down, press play, and let “Chronica Smoke” take you back — and forward — through the story of Idaho hip-hop’s most enduring names.