Cap-A Interview  w/ DJ bla K Ceza

Cap-A Interview W/ DJ Black Ceza

Recorded in 1994. This track shows my frustration with the Music Industry @ the time for flooding the game with all Gangsta rap. 20 years later the industry still thinks they should push one type of sound. 

Coming Off

1994 - Take a ride with Mike Justice as he rides through his old neighborhood, reminiscing on old times, and why it was important to get out the ghetto; though he escapes a ghetto lifestyle, he finds that he's still in a ghetto state of mind.   

Ghetto Mind State Feat. Nikki

1994- Mike Justice tells us a story about a friend getting stuck-up and shot, and avenging his friends assault by looking for the robber that he calls Tommy Knocker's, because they took Tommy out. Before he could get to his foe, some other stick-up kid shoots him in the back and Justice watch's the kid that robbed his boy die right in front of him.  

Tommy Knockers

1995- Mike Justice gives you the vision as he is the Drug him self and what he'll do to you. You might get the impression that he was on drugs when he recorded this, but it was was his version of "Say No To Drugs". 

D.O.P.E

1995- Mike Justice went by the name "The Judge", and was letting everybody know of his arrival! "Hear Comes the Judge". 

Here Comes The Judge

27 years later Mike Justice re-releases
 "Justice 4 All" (1993). 
The Sound Track; the character Mike Justice tells novel stories about his neighborhood growing up in 1993. while there's serious subject matter about the observation of drugs and violence, the soundtrack starts of of on a fun note letting you know the Judge, better known as Mike Justice is making his entry into the business with "Hear Comes the Judge". This project seem to have aged well from 1993, being all the subject-matter that he raps about is still relavent in 2021. 

Mike Justice

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