Lyrics - 

Now is this the cliff that you standin' on
some like to sprint
some like to train for the marathon
I like my mac (& cheese)
livers and onions with terragon
is that boy black
is that boy giving me space cuz he thought I was wack
is that the hill that you dyin' on
cancel my shift 
losin' my shit
but still carry on
only bring carry ons
if I pack lightly we probably won't stay that long
ghetto type game of thrones
there's too many battles killa 
one day you won't make it home
would I praise my life if the circumstance made me afraid of life
do I judge what's right 
or the circumstance just be a roll of the dice

no rep
two step
mallort
moet
code red 
go head

body's I vandalize 
obsessed with the flesh and exploring your inner thighs
pathway to kingdom and genocide
used to be stingy 
now I'm just stingy with dick so we all can stay friendly
nothing offends me
hope you don't tempt me with Art
always make me feel pretty
trying to snipe the whole city
put me in frames
place me on top of the safe so shit don't ever change
always the same
always a stain on the brain that nobody can tame
and body the blame
I've been the source of much pain
conducted a torturous train
mortgaged my name
extorted the lord microchips thorough the chord 
made them orders engrained

"Tame The Stain" (Amateur Arts) - Rahim Salaam prod. Bento

Amateur Arts Productions is a collective of Artists of various degrees, genres, techniques, cultures, ideologies, etc.. In the spirit of the many amateur artists that came before us and paved the way to new experiences such as Henry Darger, Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel, William Shakespeare, Leonardo da Vinci, Grote Reber and Guglielmo Marconi, just to name a few;  Amateur Arts Productions' goal is to seek out, create, produce and distribute original, unknown and/or undiscovered "art". By using the word "Amateur" to describe our arts production we are implying that an amateur may be in a position to approach a subject with an open mind and therefore will be able to provide themselves and their audience a free and original experience unclouded by formal skill/training and financial concerns/worries.  Amateurs are serious about the work they do, providing outstanding examples of contributions to society. But whereas professionals obtain licenses as their “measurability of the excellence of service provided”, amateurs break taboos by loving their work. From here, it can be argued that, to the extent amateurs threaten the professional industry by providing free services, the professional industry has an interest in making its counterpart amateur activity shameful.  Below are a set of links for a few Amateur artists we support. Check them out! There will be many more to come!  If you would like to share your art, join in creation of art, or just say hello; email us at amateurartsproductions@gmail.com

MAKE ART A PART OF YOUR LIFE!