The New album by Malik Turner, Invisible Freedom features Beneficence (Ill Adrenaline), Dominque Larue, Jasiri X (1 Hood), P-Original, and 12 Finger Dan. "Invisible Freedom" features production by 12 Finger Dan, P-Original, and Malik Turner. With this refreshing, sample-heavy sound, Malik blesses each song with lyrical mastery while penetrating each track with precision.  This jewel contains 16 tracks including tributes and remakes, of Public Enemy's "Fight the Power" (Fight the Power 2K), Common's "I use to Love her" (Still Love Her), and Tribe Called Quest's classic "Left my wallet in El Segundo" (Left my wallet in Arizona).

10 - Malik Turner - Virtuosity

09 - Malik Turner - Every Man's Right

08 - Malik Turner - Still Love Her

07 - Malik Turner - First Friend

06 - Malik Turner - Rock Steady (feat. Beneficence)

05 - Malik Turner - Fight The Power 3K

04 - Malik Turner - Born In Brooklyn

03 - Malik Turner - 360

02 - Malik Turner - Free

01 - Malik Turner - History (feat. Wakeel Allah)

Malik Turner (formally Mad Lyrics) is an American rapper and Hip-Hop producer from Fayetteville, NC, but long time resident of the NJ/NY metro area. Malik is best known for his politically aware, socially conscious lyrics and unique production. Malik is the other half of the 90's duo Malik Turner and DJ, Master Jam, with his long-time friend and Master Jam. The duo is responsible for the underground classics, "No More 9 to 5" and "The Last Days of Wax". Malik is also known for being a group member and lead vocalist (rapper) for the "New Blackbyrds", a Jazz fusion group formed by the legendary trumpeter, Donald Byrd; a sister project to Guru's (Gang Starr) "Jazzmatazz, The New Reality".  Malik's work includes releases on his own Mpacked Sounds label, and the duo has recently released music from the 90’s, which includes the re-release of “No-More 9 to 5” with additional unreleased songs on London based record label Chopped Herring Records.  Malik has also done production on Ill Adrenaline artist, Beneficence’s 2016 album “Basement Chemistry” and did most of the production on his 2017 solo-album “Invisible Freedom” released on Osceola Music Group. Malik has work with artists and producers such as Beneficence, Jasiri X, Dominique Larue, Megahertz, 12 Finger Dan, the late P-Original and more.