This track is from the album Negrophobia! and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/headrocmusic

Glory Intro

Chris Columbus

Bob Marley

Bernard Hopkins

Free Palestine

Black Babies Cry

Middle Passage

Police Origins

Tarzan

Speak To Us

Lord God In Heaven (Revisited)

Bonus - Bob Marley DLee remix

Bonus - Cris Columbus DLee remix

Draft upload of Instruction on how to make Head-Roc's famous Black Rock Star Super Hero Vegan Veggie Soup

Head-Roc's Black Rock Star Super Hero Vegan Veggie Soup Narration draft

KRS-One put the Call out for MC's to write Tributes to Phife. Grizz came through and recorded his verse, which put pressure on Head-Roc to follow suit. 

KRS-One Phife Tribute w/ Noyeek the Grizzly Bear and Head-Roc

The Crank LuKongo Go-Go remake of Head-Roc's "Mayor 4 Life (Tribute to Marion Barry) on the Black Rock Star Super Hero Music Street Tape LP. 

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"Mayor 4 Life" Tribute to Marion Barry(Crank LuKongo Go-Go Version feat. Head-Roc)

“The Black Avenger” LP is Head-Roc’s 6th Solo release and second consecutive creative work featuring production by longtime DMV Hip-Hop icon Black inK. 

Head-Roc describes “The Black Avenger” LP as a series of cathartic songs chronicling his personal journey as a descendant of enslaved Africans living in the Americas. 

The album’s themes include: clarion call messages of encouragement to Head-Roc’s “Black Rock Star Super Hero” fan base (The Black Avenger); his personal accounts involving and resolving highly charged racial encounters on Washington, DC streets (I Beat the Big Brothers Up); an anthem to blue collar workers (Blue Collar feat. Noyeek); the US Armed Forces supporting, anti-war advocacy anthem (Support Our Troops); and Head-Roc’s critique of DC’s agents of gentrification operating in DMV art communities (DC as Fuck? Nigga What?).

Head-Roc Presents The Black Avenger

Nile Kongo

Misogynist

DC as Fuck? Nigga What?

religion

Blue Collar Black

I Beat the Big Brothers Up

The Black Avenger

En Oh Wy Es

Support Our Troops

Songs from Head-Roc's 2013 Street Tape Release "Black Rock Star Super Hero Music"

"Save Our People"
Written and Produced by Head-Roc
www.head-roc.com

Track 01 - "Save Our People" by Head-Roc (BRSSM)

Songs from Head-Roc's 2013 Street Tape Release "Black Rock Star Super Hero Music"

"Black Love is Back"
Written by Head-Roc 
Produced by Seed Planter (Boston, MA)
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Track 02 - "Black Love is Back" by Head-Roc (BRSSM)

Songs from Head-Roc's 2013 Street Tape Release "Black Rock Star Super Hero Music"

"Chocolate City Rocks!"
Written by Head-Roc
Produced by Hec Dolo
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Track 03 - "Chocolate City Rocks!" by Head-Roc (BRSSM)

Songs from Head-Roc's 2013 Street Tape Release "Black Rock Star Super Hero Music"

"Mayor 4 Life"
Written by Head-Roc
Produced by Bad Abbott
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Track 04 - "Mayor 4 Life" (Tribute to Marion Barry) by Head-Roc (BRSSM)

"Theme Music: Every Good Hero Should Have Some" by 99
(Read original Review at DC Brand 99)
http://dcbrand99.wordpress.com/2013/04/10/theme-music-every-good-hero-should-have-some/

Black Rock Star Superhero Music Street Tape showcases Head-Roc’s extraordinary ability to reach beyond traditional hip hop audiences, using his gift of lyricism, go-go style voice instrumentation, and love of DC funk to bring forth a project that would do a whole city proud.

This is hip hop for adults, stylish and mature; even through the f-words, you can hear the messages loud and clear, and as it spins for the second time, you feel that the prognosis is good for Black people everywhere. The song “Mayor 4 Life” (Tribute to Marion Barry), an instant classic, is a demonstration of the attitude on this project, of which music lovers will enjoy their fill. Just when you were about to snatch a young’un and tell him to pull his pants up, grown men are showing their entire ass, including where you can kiss it, to an establishment of gentrification, wack rap music, and other forms of disenfranchisement proven ripe for this pimped-out protest of sorts. Sit back and let it play as Head-Roc supplies what can best be described as Black DC’s Theme Music: it is boastful, it has grandiose visions of a city filled with loving Black people, and, true to DC, it does its own thing.

One understudied element that the best hip hop albums share is a sense of humor, and Head-Roc effortlessly delivers the punch line amidst the braggadocio, making it clear that the founding generation of DC hip hop artists is fully enjoying its manhood stage. It’s not “rappity-rap-rap”… it’s good music that will ‘syce’ you, as DC area slang signifies, from a popular son of the city.

DC music geeks: The anthem “Chocolate City Rocks!” is a perfect example of a song that would become a radio hit if DC radio stations played it a lot (like how radio works). The bonus is that the funk rock band GODISHEUS recorded a version of the song that is also worthy of bumpin’ this spring and summer.

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