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Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, is the editor of NaturalNews.com, the co-creator of NaturalNews.TV, and an award-winning journalist who covers natural cures, nutritional therapies, health freedom and liberty. He is an accomplished music creator (www.NaturalNews.com/music) and cartoon creator (www.CounterThink.com). Adams has served as an instructor at the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center (Dr. Gabriel Cousens) and a guest lecturer at the Institute of Integrative Nutrition in New York. He was awarded the Human Rights Award in 2009 from the Citizens' Commission on Human Rights for his investigative journalism questioning the widespread psychiatric drugging of children. Adams was recently named the second-most influential person in alternative media. His NaturalNews.com website reaches over 7 million readers each month.

Andrae Corey Johnson known internationally as Jah Mason, is an established roots reggae artist from the farming countryside of Manchester, Jamaica.   As a child he adopted the pet name Perry Mason, due to his ability to pacify situations amongst peers in his neighborhood.  His early career began under the guidance of reggae superstar Junior Reid, who in 1991 produced and released Mason’s first hit song ‘Selassie I Call We’ under the name, Perry Mason. Soon thereafter he made a spiritual journey to Bobo Hill in Bull Bay, Jamaica where he changed his stage name to Jah Mason. 
 
Jah Mason’s extensive music catalog includes numerous studio albums; his debut album ‘Keep Your Joy’ was released in 2002.  Mason is recognized for several notable international reggae hits that include Hard Mama Work; Blame The System; Mi Chalwa; Wheat And Tears; and Ruff Times, featuring Norwegian artist Nico D. Run come Love Me Tonight, a combination with his close friend Jah Cure for international singer/producer Beres Hammond remains a fan favorite. In 2005, his signature song, Princess Gone reached the number 1 spot on the Jamaican and Caribbean charts strengthening his enormous international fan base.

Armed with a full arsenal of potent lyrics, and a rhyme flow as fast-paced as it is uncompromisingly hard-hitting, emcee and producer Rayn represents a rare and dying breed in the Hip-Hop community – the conscious lyricist! In a music scene overrun by commercialism, conformism, and illusion, this native New Yorker boldly chooses to harness the more lasting powers of truth, individualism, and social awareness when expressing herself as an artist. Channeling the energy of her inner passions, frustrations and motivations into her songwriting, Rayn delivers music with real and organic substance while exhibiting true verbal finesse. Whether tackling topics like the strengths and weaknesses of Hip-Hop music, as in songs like “Conscious Emcees” and “Hip-Hop-crisy,” or deconstructing the role of government, as in songs like “America,” she maintains a razor-sharp focus on the issues that move her most, translating life's complex cultural landscapes into vivid verbal portraits.

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