Mf Cold

ingulule

inyoka

unogwaja

A true school response with hip hop esthetic to the social injustices that plague Black people in America. Particularly that of the Michael Brown case featuring the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan elaborating over hard symphonic Brother El beats. A message of warning is to those who don't see what will continue to happen in America if Black people don't stand up for there rights as humans. Knowledge is power and we hope that this will be the catalyst for you to do your own due diligence on these matters.

A Message Of Warning Featuring Min. Farrakhan

All Dressed Up With No Place To Go

Deep Breath Smooth Hands (feat. Jimmy Ellis)

The King of 43rd (feat. Jimmy Ellis)

American Heritage

Add Subtract (Stinger1)

Ice Cold Water Mane (Segment)

Big Klack

Black Blood

Black Moby Dick

Better Man

Nocturnal Butterfly

As a musician, artist and producer bound by a necessity and love for the art, Brother El blends music from true creative aspects with an esoteric intensity. His compositions can only be described as an eclectic mix of electronica, hip hop and ambient styles layered upon an urban landscape. Along with founding the "The Hip Hop Project" at Loyola University Chicago's radio station WLUW 88.7 FM, Brother El has cultivated musical collaborations with various artists including Chicago rap group Earatik Statik. In addition, Brother El shared his journey through chaos with the release of the solo album “Through the Cracks of Concrete”. His award winning album threads the inspirations and voices of African diaspora, past and present while showcasing his individual technique capturing the sighs of Chicago's elevated trains and pavement pounds despite the cracks. A native of Chicago, Brother El is CEO of The Beat Bank, an independent record label and production studio focusing on artist development and quality productions over quantity and trend.


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