Showing posts with label Hip-Hop Decoded. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Lauryn Hill’s Tumblr Letter on the Music Business on




Lauryn Hill’s Tumblr Letter on the Music Business
"Several newspapers have reported that Lauryn Hill was in trouble with the government for not filing taxes from 2005-2007. In a first public statement in years, Hill describes the control, manipulation and exploitation of the music industry and her efforts to get away from it all. " Read the full Letter here
Symbolism in Music imagery & more @ http://vigilantcitizen.com

Monday, 19 December 2011

Hip-Hop Knowledge Mega Mix

"UltraKemetic's" (Detail) - by Shucks One in the "Foundation Rocks" Exhibit
until the 8th Jan Dalston Superstore details here



Skriblah - Egypt Remix from UK Runnings Mixtape


Download links:
www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/ugn8kp
www.sturbanclothing.com/podcasts/streetsarecalling.asp
www.downloadamixtape.com/?page_id=195&mixtape_id=2632
www.datpiff.com/Tricksta-Uk-Runnings-the-Streets-Are-Calling-hosted-By-T-mixtape­.292583.html

Hip Hop Nation rmx video by Hakim Green (Channel Live)_

featuring Zulu King & Legendary Hip-Hop Photography Ernie Paniccioli & Conscious Lecturers 

Preorder TRUE TALK at HMV http://bit.ly/usT9VU Preorder TRUE TALK on iTunes here - http://bit.ly/rqJooF

GOD HOP TV: AFRIKA BAMBAATAA/SOL MESSIAH THE BEATS &

LYRICS SHOW W/ JAY FORCE 


Ras Kass - Jack Frost 2 (White Christmas) - Doc Hollywood

Ras Kass' spits the truth and history behind Christmas.
Get this track free http://soundcloud.com/raskasscentral/sets/yellow-snow-ep/ or http://raskass.bandcamp.com/album/yellow-snow-ep
From Ras Kass and Doc Hollywood's "the Yellow Snow EP"
Produced by Louie Rubio of Doc Hollywood


Tuesday, 2 November 2010

X-Clan at the 37th Universal Zulu Nation Anniversary NYC 12-14 Nov. 2010


Flyer designed by Ahki Sen One UZN over at the http://seehowitsounds.blogspot.com

XClan 20th Anniversary from Paradise Gray on Vimeo.



X-Clan were the pinnacle of the Conscious Hip-Hop movement with regards to imagery, production and structure. The Brooklyn based group fused Education with Funk, to represent a new Pan-African cultural shift in the Hip-Hop Movement, which also included artists like Jungle Brothers, Brand Nubian, Lakim Shabazz, Public Enemy, BDP King Sun and many others.


Hip-Hop is "a lifestyle, not a Death-style" - Paradise Gray X-Clan/Universal Zulu Nation/Blackwatch Movement activist breaking down the Universal Zulu Nation, the negative aspects of music industry, and the "inclusiveness of Hip-Hop Culture". Must see!!!


More info at www.zulunation.com


Hip-Hop Journalist, Radio DJ and Activist Davey D (not to be confused with Def Jam recording artist of the same name) discussing the lopsided and suspect marketing practices within the music industry,

DaveyD and Paradise "Grey" X are part of a a grass roots group called 1Hood more info can be found here