No matter what color, race, creed or origin you stem from, there’s a particular disdain for the police if you came up in an urban community. Somewhere down the line, the signals got switched; the barriers that dictate the sides of good and evil were intersected, causing an imbalance in the protection of the community. It takes militancy and poise to be a successful cop but with abuse of power and corruption, the intended goal of the occupation turns into a joke. Like Public Enemy once said. Read the rest of this entry »

In case the cinematic audio wasn’t enough, here’s the visual montage to one of the posse cuts off Mic Legacy’s Channel Zero: The LP.

Download — Channel Zero: The LP Starring Mic Legacy

Do you know what your kids are watching on TV? Better yet, what are they listening to in the iPod? If you don’t know the answer, better hope to God it’s something thought-provoking so their little brains won’t turn to porridge come puberty. Back to offer up his second course of mind food is VA’s Mic Legacy. Picking up right where his latest album Feed Yo Kids left off, the concept derives from the period where America officially converts their televisions from analog to digital. Co-stars include Truck North, Oddissee, Che Grand and score contributions from Nottz, Kelp Dollaz and Leck One among others. Presented by Rebel Muzik Media, this is one project all of Hip-Hop should tune into. Read the rest of this entry »

Sticklers may find an ode to a convicted cop killer shooter a heinous crime in itself, but with the way the jakes have been acting in 2009, who are they to point fingers? Read the rest of this entry »

In these tough economical situations, you’d expect Hip-Hop to follow suit and return to a more frugal viewpoint with the rhymes. While the majority of rappers rather perpetrate like they have a million dollars in pocket money, there’s still a select few who feel like keeping it real can do no wrong. Honesty is the best policy.

By way of Norfolk, Virginia, Mic Legacy Read the rest of this entry »