This beat, these verses, everything is just excellent.

Da Circle feat. Immortal Technique- Napalm

Single from the W.H.I.T.E. album by Vitiate, featuring Celph Titled. 

You can see the official video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4huiBPmNEE
Download the song here: bit.ly/1cAUfNB
Buy the album here: http://bit.ly/17leCwC
Vitiated Records on Facebook: on.fb.me/17BV1fI
Vitiated Records on Twitter: @MCVitiate
Vitiate on Facebook: on.fb.me/HZ6Cui

Vitiate - Hazardous ft. Celph Titled (prod. Teknodrome)

Hollywood drive-by...immortal technique, sick jacken, & cynic..

Village Voice Premiere: http://bit.ly/1yQMA89

The rapper Constant Flow rolls with Immortal Technique and is currently readying his suitably incendiary Ascension album (out September 2nd via Viper Records). Ahead of the project's release date, CF has dropped a new track titled "Dog Tags." While you're streaming the rambunctious rap workout, which also features verses from Swave Sevah and Akir, read on to digest Constant Flow's words explaining away the song's concept, what it's like working under Immortal Tech, and how he'd change parts of the prison system's private sector.

Q: What's the concept behind "Dog Tags?
It's basically like a roll call, so something similar to what is done in the marines, army or any military group. We actually created the song right in the studio from scratch -- it was a very organic feel. Swave Sevah, Akir and myself are all a part of a team named Rebel Arms so in the chorus we all mention our names to signify who we are and what we represent -- on my section of the chorus I say, "CF put killer on my Dog Tag," Swave says, "Swave, put gorilla on my dog tag", and Akir says, " Akir, ain't no one realer on my dog tag." So I consider myself to be a killer on the mic and in the booth; Swave is a gorilla in the battle scene and AKIR's name is an acronym for Always Keep It Real so he incorporated the "realer" part into his chorus to reflect that connection.

Q: How would you describe Southpaw's production on the track?
Southpaw's production brings a militant theme. The song is very aggressive and is an introduction to who Rebel Arms is.

Q: What do Swave Sevah and Akir bring with their verses?
Swave brings his Harlem style and the fact he's a phenomenal battle rapper also adds more of a hardcore tone to the track. The warrior spirit is something that Swave and I talk about a lot and that's also present in "Dog Tags." Akir brings the smooth revolutionary flow so it was convenient to have him finish the song the way he did.

Q: At one point in you verse you take aim at the "private sector." What reforms would you most like to push through?
Reforms for the private sector that I would like to see implemented are in the prison industry. Because of the privatization of prisons and the fact these corporations which own them are mainly profit driven, these incentives in my opinion will only lead to an increase in incarceration rates among Latinos and African Americans just so money can be made and quotas can be met. In general, the United States imprisons more of its own citizens than any of the first world countries.

Q: Being that you're signed to Viper Records, what sort of advice has Immortal Technique given you while you were recording the album?
Technique has always given sound advice in life and music. He explained to me that the release of my album may be a life changing event for me. He believes in the project and myself and has mentioned that Ascension may be a catalyst for greater things to come.

Q: So what can people expect from 'Ascension' when they hear it?
The album's filled with interesting twist and turns from the title track which introduces myself to the people to "Dog Tags" showcasing the more militant CF. Then there's "Moment of Peace" featuring Immortal Tech which deals with the breaking of stereotypes and "Celebrate Life" which deals with the idea of finding life in death. (-Phillip Mlynar, Village Voice)

'Ascension':
• iTunes Pre-Order: http://bit.ly/1ooO9ny
• Album Press Release: http://bit.ly/XHq9X
• Previous: https://soundcloud.com/viper-records/02-anatomy-of-a-revolutionary

Tracklist:
01. Ascension
02. Anatomy of a Revolutionary
03. Dog Tags (feat. Swave Sevah & Akir)
04. Danger Zone
05. Celebrate Life (feat. Wyme & Chino XL)
06. Extra
07. Moment Of Peace (feat. Immortal Technique & Melanie Fontana)
08. Winter Blood (feat. Beast1333)
09. Young Lord (feat. Kelly Finnigan of Monophonics & Wyme)
10. Devil's Maze (feat. Immortal Technique)
11. Bars (feat. Dontique)
12. Sunshine (feat. P.J. Pacifico)
13. You're All Welcome

Twitter:
• Constant Flow: https://twitter.com/CF201
• Swave Sevah: https://twitter.com/swavesevah
• Akir: https://twitter.com/akirone
• Southpaw: https://twitter.com/spmusik
• Viper Records: https://twitter.com/ViperRecords

Constant Flow (feat. Swave Sevah & Akir) - "Dog Tags" (prod. by Southpaw)

Ill Bill (LA Coka Nostra) - Im From Brooklyn

Hip Hop group: Army of the pharaohs
Song: "Drama Theme"
Album: Ritual of battle


Army Of The Pharaohs - Drama Theme

Diabolic -I Don't Wanna Rhyme

This is the song our group GZUS MURPHY did with Slaine from La Coka Nostra!! Dirty White Boys! it can be purchased on itunes.com/gzusmurphy

Dirty White Boys feat. Slaine(La Coka Nostra), Dj Shortop

Obie Trice (feat. Eminem) - Richard [LYRICS]

Rite Hook-Chemical

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

October 29th, 2010

Block McCloud Drops “Crazy Man” EP As A Prelude To His Full-Length Album “Four Walls”
New York, NY – Block McCloud forges partnership with Well Done Entertainment (via his own imprint, Disburbia Music Group) to release the digital-only Crazy Man EP this coming Tuesday, Nov. 2nd as a precursor to his full-length album, Four Falls, slated for an early 2011 release. The EP will feature three versions of the song “Crazy Man”, including a remix featuring Celph Titled & R.A. the Rugged Man with the original version boasting production from DJ Waxwork (formerly of the German production team, The Snowgoons) and additional production provided by Anno Domini (Kool G Rap, Canibus, Vinnie Paz) and Dj Luciano of The Beatills (Ghostface Killah, Papoose, JoJo Pellegrino). Hip Hop fans can anticipate the release of several videos online throughout the month of November in support of the EP and the many versions of the song.

A veteran of New York City’s underground Hip-Hop scene, Block McCloud has recently emerged as the artist of choice both for his skills as a seasoned lyricist and for his ability to craft and sing choruses to embellish tracks featuring the likes of Jedi Mind Tricks, Vinnie Paz with Clipse & Paul Wall, Sean Price, Sick Jacken with many more in the queue for 2011 alongside Method Man, Kurupt, Ras Kass, Termanology, Sun God, and others. He is also a member of the Jedi Mind Tricks lead supergroup Army of the Pharaohs along with spearheading his own musical collective, The Suicide Squad.

A product of the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn in New York City, Block McCloud was certainly in the right place to absorb cultural and stylistic influences. Like every rapper reared in the sacred borough, he is quick to credit its social collage as key in spurring his development. "I was raised in Park Slope which was and is still a very eclectic and culturally and economically diverse neighborhood," Block explains. "North of 5th avenue, very paid. South of 5th avenue, strictly ghetto.”

Block first made his name with a group called Zooty Zoo in the mid 90’s, appearing on the Ecko Unlimited Mixtapes that accompanied their line of T-shirts. He then went on to appear on the seminal independent compilation Lyricst Lounge, Vol. 1 released on Rawkus Records along side acts such as Q-Tip, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Pharaohe Monch among others. Shortly after, Block formed the group Brooklyn Academy with Pumpkinhead and Mr. Metaphor releasing several independent singles and albums while remaining active as the engineer of choice for other indie artists like Jean Grae and Immortal Technique. In 2006, Block released his first solo-LP, Spittin Image leading to his inclusion in the aforementioned Army of the Pharoahes projects.

With the release of Crazy Man EP next week and 2011's full-length LP Four Walls (produced entirely by DJ Waxwork with confirmed features from Vinnie Paz, Reef The Lost Cauze, Ill Bill and more to be announced) Block seeks to establish himself as a prominent force within the genre.

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