I was approached by The Seattle Times to write an op-ed guest column commenting on the recent gun violence in Seattle. So I wrote a rap and they liked it and <a href="http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/editorialsopinionpages/2018389866_blue-scholars-prometheus-brown-seattle-shootings.html">posted the lyrics here (w/ video) in the online Sunday edition (June 10th)</a>. People asked for a studio version so I quickly recorded the verses over this Sabzi beat from last year and the homie Justo came through with the clutch 90-minute mix down. Thank you for listening.

- Geo/Prometheus Brown

Get the instrumental as part of Sabzi's <a href="http://music.townfo.lk/album/yesler">Townfolk - YESLER beat tape here</a>!

Instrumental originally used on <a href="http://brothersfromanother.bandcamp.com/album/quality-of-living">"BFA Say prod. Sabzi" by Brothers From Another</a>!

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May Day

PM (Fallin' Asleep)

Recorded on 4-Track, January 1997 at 1138 Ellis St, Bellingham WA.

Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want

The influence of Jamaican music - across the globe - is staggering. Here we present a modest selection of  Ska, Rocksteady, Roots & Dub from outside the Island.

Hold Me Tight - Johnny Nash (USA)
Time Waits For No One - Christy Essien Igbokwe (Nigeria)
The Back Stabbers - Professionals (Belize)
Algo Muy Profundo (feat. Combo Lulo) - Ralph Weeks (Panama/USA)
Je t'emmène - Boule Noire (Canada) 
Baltimore - Nina Simone (USA)
Goro City - Manu Dibango (Cameroon)
Hoobeya - Shimaali & Killer (Somalia)
Ya Hussad - Ahmed Fakroun (Libya)
Experience - Bro David (Belize)
Femmes Pays Douces - Raphael Toiné (Martinique)
Dağlar Dağlar - Sezen Aksu (Turkey)
Loga - Girma Wolde Michael (Ethiopia)
La Nostalgie Camarade - Serge Gainsbourg (France)
Gaj - Maryla Rodowicz (Poland)
Kenya Hakuna Matata (Jambo Bwana) - Them Mushroom (Kenya) 
Fresa Salvaje - Camilo Sesto (Spain)
Poi E - Patea Maori Club (New Zealand)
At The Club - Victor Romeo Evans (UK)
Leaving Babylon - Bad Brains (USA)
The Vision (alt version) - No Fixed Address (Australia) 
German Luf - Taugenixe (Germany)
Let Me Rock You Now - Love Joys (USA)
Mystical Cosmic Vibrations - Pecker (Japan)
Asylum Revisited - Mad Professor (UK)
La bataille de neige - Domenique Dumont (Latvia) 
Kakashi - Yasuaki Shimizu (Japan)
Bohemian Idol (feat. Toby Laing) - Lord Echo (New Zealand) 
Magic Love - Fishmans (Japan)

STRICTLY EXPORT: Reggae Branches

Leader Of The Delinquents

Easy

Me and You

I have no idea. Alternative soul, I guess? Maybe. Who knows.

Someone asked, how do I feel? I told them hurt, fearless, angry, aware and fully ready to protect me, my family & my people at all cost. I got together with Black men that felt the same way and created a work of truth. PIG FEET.

Terrace Martin - Pig Feet (feat. Denzel Curry, Kamasi Washington, G Perico & Daylyt)

Acid Rain

Marcus B. Goode is a self-produced singer, songwriter & musician. 

Raised in Alaska by wolves, he learned to play the guitar from a parakeet. After giving up on his initial dream of being a real estate agent, he decided he would fall back on music. Legend has it, Marcus B. Goode records all his music with a paper clip. The whereabouts of Marcus are unknown, but his music is randomly delivered to music streaming services via fax machine. 

Marcus has been rumored to party hard. The music that he creates has been described as “pretty good” and “needs work”. Rolling Stone Magazine describes it as “something they’ve never even heard before”. Perhaps this speaks to how illustrious Marcus B. Goode’s work is. Webster’s Dictionary defines work as, “activity in which one exerts strength or faculties to do or perform something”. 

Marcus’ favorite artist is Howlin’ Wolf, and his older brothers name is Johnny. Though he is very renowned in the world of bowling, he continues to make music and considers it “a protest against global warming”. Marcus is very active in the LARPing community and has been nicknamed, “the Nick Lachey of LARPing”. From being kicked off the Bachelor in 2014 for drunken behavior, to dressing as a member of the Blue Man Group in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, Marcus is a humanitarian who continues to provide acts of nobility for his fan base dubbed “The Wizards” to enjoy.