Chicago Underground: Nacrobats – A In The Square @Mike_Eagle @mrbeasy @culturepower45 @PsalmOne @ThaioneDavis @PugsAtomz @Infinito2017 @thesselonious

Nacrobats Is truly what Chicago underground Hip-Hop in the 90’s was about dope beats, bars, and sounding unique. Following in the footsteps of Common, All Natural and The Molemen. The Nacrobats became an institution for upcoming rappers, producers, dancers, artist, and party promoters of the time. Their DIY aesthetic and over 40+ releases (solo and as a collective) have laid the ground work for many artists there today. This compilation scratches the surface of some of the best music they recorded over the First 10 years or so. Crowd favorites and Cult classics Like Century 21, Paperz, Be like you, and Rock the world are all included. Some of the standout members featured on this compilation are Open Mike Eagle, Psalm One, Thaione Davis, Pugs Atomz, Infinito 2017, and Kenny Keyz. “Nacrobats was the precursor to today’s Chicago crews like Save Money (Vic Mensa/ Chance the Rapper) and Pivot Gang.(Saba)..in terms of being dedicated to the culture while progressing it. “ #culturepower45 #limitededition all art by Pugslee Atomz (limited bonus items for a limited time only) #nacrobats

side A
1. Century 21 (Cosmo Galactus and Rift Napalm) Prod. by Catalyst (1997)
2. Paperz (Centric I.E.) Prod. by KATO cuts by DJ Flesh One (1997)
3. Audible footage (Chips Pentium, Open Mike Eagle, Pugs Atomz) Prod. by Chips & Yoda (1997)
4. Illiteration (Uncle Butta) Prod. by Chips & Yoda (1998)
5. Be Like You (Chips Pentium) Prod. by Chips & Yoda (1998)

side B
1. En Oh Es (Vyle) Prod. by Overflo (2003)
2. Straight (P. Kaye, Krem, Pugs Atomz) Prod. by Kenny Keys (1999)
3. Staticling (OffWhyte) Prod. by OffWhyte (2000)
4. The Goodie (1993) Prod. by Kenny Keys (2010)
5. Lost World Travelin’ (Kao Ra Zin) Prod. by Kao Rahzin
6. Rock the world (Pugs Atomz, Cosmo Galactus, Psalm One, Infinito 2017, Thaione Davis) Prod. by Yoda (2003)

New Music: Infinito 2017 – She Said I Talk Black Episodes of Ebony Sugarwalls #75dab @infinito2017 @joeleftpromo

An album unlocking some of the more earnest stories experienced twisted into short episodes of a mysterious past. Infinito 2017 has designed a long player that sits right in the middle of an Apocalyptic Food desert of Popeye’s Chicken Sandwiches leading humans to realize that the internet is not reality, combining specified impressions into Experimental Jazz and Afro beat driven measures in the form of Hip Hop converted into an isolated musical. The songs on the album “She Said I Talk Black Episodes of Ebony Sugarwalls” were written over the span of an ecliptic longitude tropical apparent path where energy develops into an even more well-built yet unavoidable time of the year that’s considered to have bottomless passion. The first part of the title “She Said I Talk Black,” comes from a time of enrichment and instruction that lead to one of the students letting Infinito 2017 know he speaks like a regular soul brother and not like a robot or a person who talks as if his behavior is ruled by Indian schooling from colonizers. The Episode of Ebony Sugarwalls series was written from a short play also written under Infinito 2017’s supervised name Marcellous Lovelace about the 1980’s era Black Adult movie stars or Ebony colored woman in Pornography. The theoretical examination material from VHS and Beta Max Tapes that were collected by close relatives, had very heartfelt narratives as told by some of the more interesting characters in his developmental understanding. The album has 12 stories of positive vibes from free thinking African American Sex Workers, Sciences Fiction dystopian observations and poverty driven accounts of despair. Infinito 2017 communicates with absolute clarity on each topic with B Boy rhymes and hooks over Dion Brown produced all the compositions that take you on a journey of recurring euphoria after each listen. Sugarwalls was arranged by ML7102 at the last real black people anywhere collective studios.

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Rest In Power: Condolences to DJ Black Panther / Michael Eric Hill

With our deepest sympathies we send our condolences to DJ Black Panther. A great Producer DJ from New York City. Your contributions to Hip Hop will always be remembered. @Manekinekopro

DJ Black Panther: From the moment that Michael Eric Hill was born, he was different. Brooklyn hospital doctors told his parents that he would only live three weeks. A thyroid condition his mother had was believed to have been passed along to her son, but Odie Hill had faith. She not only believed her son would survive after spending three weeks hooked up to tubes in the hospital but being a deeply religious woman, she also believed her son was meant for nothing less than greatness. Raised in the neighborhood of Fort Greene, Brooklyn amidst such artists as Spike Lee, Chris Rock and Rakim, Michael was surrounded by an undeniable energy that he could not escape. At an early age, hip-hop not only found its way into his home but into his blood. Throwing concerts for his toys by gathering them around the portable turntable in front of his Spiderman poster in the living room, young Michael would play a mixture of songs by U.T.F.O., Roxanne Shante, Rod Stewart and Rick Springfield. This varied selection of records would stay with him and help him develop his production and deejaying style in the future. However, it was not until the day his brother brought home the Run-DMC record “Sucker MCs” that his life forever changed. Michael Hill later took on the name DJ Black Panther and began releasing Monthly underground hip-hop mixtapes at a time when independent music was not at the forefront. He was determined to carve his own path in the music industry. DJ Honda took notice to his tapes and started buying them directly to sell in Japan, furthering Panther’s name as well as his brand. After the release of a double mixtape, Panther had enough money to buy what would become his production weapon of choice, the MPC 200XL. In 2003 Black Panther put out his debut album “The Darkest Night Ever” on Third Earth Music. All 17 tracks received nothing but positive feedback and publicity from his fans and critics. The well-known website http://www.Allhiphop.com featured him in the “Breeding Ground” section and Elemental Magazine, Urb, XLR8, http://www.undergroundhiphop.com and more all agreed that a fresh new talent had emerged. In 2005, after getting back behind the turntables at clubs Panther hit the studio to work on his sophomore album, “My Eternal Winter”. The project proved to be not just a follow-up, but also a step above. “My Eternal Winter” has generated a lot of buzz for Black Panther through reviews and interviews from around the world. The second single from “My Eternal Winter“, entitled “The Half“, featured Grammy Award-winning songstress Maya Azucena and peaked at the number 2 position on the internet music charts. Also with the release of the album, “My Eternal Winter” Panther started his digital music label Manekinekopro, which has released music from Respect Tha God (Perverted Monks, Jeru, Afu-Ra). Respect single “I Rap 4” recently topped the Charts on all the industry gauges (Rapattacklives, recordbreaker.com), Heatmakerz latest Release “Ra Jah Ru meets The Heatmakerz” also found a home on Manekinekopro. And most recently Manekinekopro records has been responsible for the ReEmergence of the legendary emcee NINE (Whatcha Want, Make or Take). Panther released “Shots Fired” by NINE(Brand Narcotic/Manekinekopro). However, do not get it wrong Black Panther is still very much a recording artist and he is Hard at work on his third offering entitled “The Soul Eater”, pack with surprises and his ever-evolving sound. The future holds many musical endeavors, and you may ask what is next? A full-length album with the Grammy Award-winning singer Maya Azucena will be a great start.

COURTESY OF: http://overtheedgebooks.com/portfolio/black-panther-social-media-mgr/

 

Albums
Black Panther – When The End Is Near
When The End Is Near ‎(CDr, Mixed) Not On Label (Black Panther Self-released) 2002 Black Panther – The Day After album art
The Day After ‎(CDr, Album) Not On Label (Black Panther Self-released 2003
Black Panther – The Darkest Night Ever!!! album art
The Darkest Night Ever!!! ‎(CD, Album) Third Earth Music 3EM-018 2003
Black Panther – My Eternal Winter
My Eternal Winter ManeKineKo Pro 2007
Black Panther – The Black Panther Party
The Black Panther Party ‎(CD, Album) Not On Label

Singles & EPs
Black Panther – 52 Pick Up / Yes album art
Black Panther presents Stronghold & Mr. Khaliyl – 52 Pick Up / Yes Third Earth Music2003
Black Panther – Black Panther Presents…
Black Panther Presents (12″) Third Earth Music 3EM 015 2003

DJ Mixes
Black Panther – Dark Matter
Dark Matter ‎(Cass, Mixed) BP Entertainment

Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/213848-Black-Panther?filter_anv=0&type=Releases

 

Track:

Underground Feed Back Stereo Presents: Peace7 Dubs Podcast by ML7102 #UNDERGROUNDFEEDBACKSTEREO #ML7102 #PEACE7DUBSPODCAST @infinito2017 @culturepower45

Underground Feed Back Stereo Presents: Peace7 Dubs Podcast by ML7102
#UNDERGROUNDFEEDBACKSTEREO #ML7102 #PEACE7DUBSPODCAST

Talking and Beats

Talking1 – podcast intro
Beats – ML7102
Beats – Culture Power45-1
Talking2 – podcast education
Beats – Culture Power45-2
Talking3 – podcast – blanco tears
Beats – ML7102 -2
Talking4 – podcast – Made In China

NEWS LIBERTYWRITERSAFRICA: Kenyan Doctors Say UNICEF Is Making Women Barren Through Polio Vaccine 5/2019

Africa in the 21st century is still faced with the evil machinations and manipulations of the Western world. As Africans lay peacefully in their beds asleep, European governments and organizations are awake, plotting on how to destabilize the African economy and reduce her population.

For the last 100 years and beyond, Europe and America have been focused on Africa’s population, with an obsession of population control and sterilization.

There has been a report that the UNICEF and WHO are intentionally sterilizing women in Kenya. The news which was carried by LifeSiteNews, a Catholic publication, said that the Kenya Catholic Doctors Association accused UNICEF and WHO (World Health Organization) of rendering millions of women and girls barren. That they are achieving that through an undercover vaccination program for anti-tetanus, which is sponsored by the Kenyan government. (see full story at LIBERTYWRITERSAFRICA )

Louisiana Slavery (School Systems): In Louisiana, black women were put in cells with male prisoners and some became pregnant. In 1848, legislators passed a new law declaring that all children born in the penitentiary of African American parents serving life sentences would be property of the state. #property

“In Louisiana, black women were put in cells with male prisoners and some became pregnant. In 1848, legislators passed a new law declaring that all children born in the penitentiary of African American parents serving life sentences would be property of the state. The women would raise the kids until the age of ten, at which point the penitentiary would place an ad in the newspaper. Thirty days later, the children would be auctioned off on the courthouse steps ‘cash on delivery.’ The proceeds were used to fund schools for white children. . . many of [the black children] were purchased by prison officials.”

Source: American Prison: A Reporter’s Undercover Journey into the Business of Punishment by Shane Bauer

H/T Sharon Morgan

Recorded 9/1/19: ML7102 – Nevada Las Strips #joelefthandrecords #ml7102

During my Labor Day Excursion to Las Vegas Nevada I took a few hours and composed some notes. My experience took me up Hwy 93 a very long and narrow road. My vision only sees the motion of the mountains as eye entered Nevada with these beats in my head that needed to be released and arranged to the public. Pretty bizarre trip to Las Vegas the land of Impossible Burgers and parties, naked woman and music 9/1/2019
#75dab #aco #ml7102 joe left hand records

http://www.joelefthandrecords.com #blackmusic