Freestyle over KANYE WEST's "POWER"
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HiDEFREBELSTAR- POWER - HUNGRY

its ya boy HIDEF going in nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!! brooklyn listen  carefully.....@HIDEFREBELSTAR on Twitter

IG: @Azrael_rebelstar

OMGWTFVOL1ALLBUSINESSHIDEFInStudioLiveMIX

ruff mix of my single from my 2018 e.p. : "LIFE & D.E.F."

@HIDEFREBELSTAR on Twitter

IG: @Azrael_rebelstar

Laugh now Cry Later...

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Hoodstarz 4 life C.O.D. *(Cash on Deck0 FREESTYLE

B-SIDE Alternative Rock single from AIPOTU : the "Fall of Babylon" ep. 
*(released independently in 2010)*

Imperfectionista

"What dreams may come"

Former NUYUNGKIINGZ Allum: 
King Bossilinni & HiDEFRBLSTRR 
join forces again on this sultry 2018 summer bop REMIX for 2020!!!
"We Sippn on Drink, puffing on smoke, Vibes go hard so you already know..See Shorty wanna rock Yeah she said she down to Roll, but if you aint Ride or Die then you hoes gotta goooo...."

SippN Remix Ft. HiDEF+RblStRR

"I never know where to begin-When its my story im telling-maybe its cause im still alive - so- ill never get to tell the ending- i place no faith in CASTLES IN THE SKY- Wont buy into dreams they selling- Im from a County that is full of KINGS- yet plenty fools dem a share dem dwellings - me tell them....OH- MY- UTOPIA.....CASTLES IN THE SKY- THEY SELL US CASTLES IN THE SKY- But treat us like we peasantry - tell us why????" - #HiDEF+RblStRR

Street Performing

O, Utopia

Inspired by the critically acclaimed cinematic masterpiece "BLACK PANTHER"

*DEDICATED IN MEMORIAM TO CHADWICK BOSMAN*

#WAKANDAFOREVER

Tchallas Revenge

Bklyn-in-Hi-D.E.F.

not just another fqn love song

Throwback 1st single from the "COMBINED SKILLZ GRINDIN HARD vol.1" Hosted by the Living Legend PF CUTTIN - 2017

COMBINED SKILLZ- GRINDIN HARD VOL.#1

DA JUMP OFF- AZRAEL *(feat. D.J. PF CUTTIN)*

Cool (War World She)

The Fall of Babylon

HumanRacialProfiling

SUB-ZERO  *(cold hearted remix)*

A Rose grew from Concrete

RETRN2SNDAH *(rite tf now REMIX)* feat. NUYUNGKIINGZ

Right now, I’m reading a book that I appreciate so much. Shange’s “Progressive Dystopia” is a great ethnographic study that brings together anti-blackness and critical race and ethnic studies theories. It explores race, abolition, criminalization, and policing in the context of education. The role of race scholars, or any scholar, is to point out that what might appear to be a photograph is really the tip of an iceberg, that there are actually deep-seated structural practices, contexts, histories that might not be visible to some, but that are still present in that moment.

“Progressive Dystopia” speaks to our time in a way that is so useful because it points to the body of the iceberg. Shange is not only an amazing storyteller, her work forces us to think about the carceral state beyond just prisons to show that also happens in school systems with black youth. It’s not just when black bodies walk down the street that these carceral exchanges happen; they also happen in something as mundane and everyday as our schools. This is not about just Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, or Tony McDade, but it’s about the carceral and policing that black people weather in many other institutional experiences before we even step out of our houses and walk down the pavement. It’s an accumulated set of experiences of being policed and criminalized because you’re black.

The book also discusses the abolition of the carceral state across our institutions, and how abolition can be a practice and a worldview espoused by some of the most dynamic activists of this time, including black teenagers who have an abolitionist ethos. Black youth are not just the objects of anti-black carcerality. They are dynamically well-suited to craft ideas that don’t just respond to liberal ideas of educational reform, but reimagine what education and our society can be. Abolition emerges as a generative and not just a deconstructive project. I deeply appreciate that Shange allows us as readers to be taught by them.

This revolution we’re seeing right now is being taken up all over the country, by black people, people of color comrades, white allies, anti-racists, and new dissidents who are protesting a certain kind of ethics. People are refuting police murders as well as other forms of state abandonment and disposals. “Progressive Dystopia,” which does an amazing job of showing how the carceral state that is so integrated into so many aspects of black life, helps us to better understand the substance of rage on display this moment. When people say they’re fed up, a single event can light a fuse, but the substance of the explosive, if you will, are these accumulated experiences of carcerality and what Wendy Brown calls sacrificial citizenship — experiences that have extended their reach into the lived social realities of African Americans and more and more groups in American society writ large.

— TODNE THOMAS
Assistant Professor of African American Religions, Harvard Divinity School
Suzanne Young Murray Assistant Professor, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study

“Progressive Dystopian”

T4K30V3R - ClipDriveCypha *(Jay-Z Inspired)* feat. TRIST4RZ-ENT.

One way to describe this vibrant artist would be incomparable! From his exotic looks, downright to his multifaceted approach to music, HiDEF continues to lay it down on the indie scene. Coming up in humble, artistic beginnings, from the Nuyorican Poets Cafe' to 31 Rockwells, the RblStRR has rocked Open Mics to Poetry Slams. The Brooklyn native's ascendancy one would say, comes from his genuine love for the arts & a family who instilled in their children that potentiality comes from wanting it, feeling it. Surrounded by many influences in his day to day life, HiDEF'S ambitions are infinite. 
he's now currently recording his debut album which will be a mix of Rock, R and B, Hip Hop, Reggae etc to produce one of the most eclectic sounding albums of our time. He is focused, strong willed, and ready to give it his all. With all of his experiences and triumphs in & out of New York City, HiDEF remains unscathed. His devotion and love for the arts, is engraved in his soul.

HiDEF+RblStrr

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