PEYOTE FLOWERS

CHALCHIUHTLICUE(feat. Donaji)

POLISHED OBSIDIAN

GIVE BACK THE BLACK HILLS

LAND BACK OR DEATH

BROKEN TREATIES

A (FREE) Heater because how tf am i gonna own the sample lol

High Cheekbones(Ginuwine remix)

All Original Beat, Feel free to use just Credit me in any work...


Will be Used Later in my main project too...don't act brand new when it happens


Piano: Rikki Steamboat
Drums: Gojira-san
Bass: Montezuma Tha Third

I See Kachinas Over The Hill (Take One:Demo)

A mix that captures the funk that runs through the beautiful Motor City. Feel free to download my monks.

Please Feel Free to Support Me and My Mates:
www.facebook.com/ShaolinKong/
www.mixify.com/wukong
www.youtube.com/channel/UCfmvjVh9MrjejUcTPQnhKsw

Motor City Funk (aka Detroit Shakedown)

Mix made at the Temple with @bombas_extracts
Straight from the streets to Shaolin
A mix of Sounds From all over hip-hop.
All from Talented Minds for you to enjoy.

Credit to all artists. I only made the Mix not the Music.

Clouds on Wax(Bombas Session)

Poem by Nezahualcoyotl called "Nitlayocoya."
includes an English translation to the Nahuatl 

This poem is dedicated to the Art that we lost through colonization along with the kings and families. May our Sun Rise again, May the People Be Free again.

Nitlayocoya (Estoy Triste)

Instrumental: Ville Mentality by J. Cole

Speech: J. Cole on Eric Garner and Ferguson

DSTRACTION

Poem by Guante "How to Explain White Supremacy to a White Supremacist"

Instrumental by "Life Change" by YSMbeats(Change in Key and Tempo)

Mash up by Moctezuma The Third

(Supremacy)

Interview with Subcomandante Marcos

Intrumental: Peruvian Cocaine by Immortal Technique

MARCOS

Excerpts of Speeches by Richard Claxton Gregory a.k.a Dick Gregory
and Richard Pryor

Excerpts taken from: 
"Learning to Live" 
"Conspiracy"
"Atmosphere of Trust"
"Prelude" by Richard Pryor

Instrumentals: 
"Gods Bathroom Floor" by Atmosphere
"Forgive Me" PROD. BY NSD

BROTHER GREG (Feat. Richard Pryor)

Words Of Wisdom about the State of the System, the Ghetto, Police, and Arming Yourself by Tupac Amaru Shakur

Instrumental:
Nobody Knows(It's Sunday) by Black Grass(Re-Fix by Moctezuma III)

TUPAC AMARU III

I've always dug Asian instruments and music and i found when i introduced a beat under it's MAGIC. 

So here is a Mix that combines all those Flavors that I cooked up for y'all featuring:
ZUTTAK
KONG
ZILLA THA KILLA
ZUMA: The Light Bringer
DBATE
LAURYN HILL
ETC...



TRACKLIST COMING SOON

REVENGE VOL. 1

EHECATL(風の蛇)

A song Based on a Poem I wrote when I was 18 called "Warrior's Death Song." 
7 years Later, I came upon it and it felt right to release it now.
Released on the Day of my Solar Return for YOU.
.....This is WARCRY

WARCRY(A Poem)

  Montezuma Tha Third is a multi-disciplinary Indigenous poet, musician, and human rights advovate from the Caz 'ahmo(Caxcan) tribe  who, through their mediums, brings light on that impact indigenous people. Whether speaking about their own life experience or the common threads that bind indigenous people, Montezuma gives way to a new form of thought by using a radical approach and aggressive wordplay to convey imagery and messages of indigenous struggle, psychology, happiness, and heartbreak. They are most known for speaking on controversial issues that are familiar to their listeners like global politics, racism, colonialism, classism, indigenous sovereignty, and personal experience

  Montezuma started out producing hip-hop mixtapes in high school with other local talent. He moved on to college where he discovered the American Indian Movement and Chicano Movement leaders in his time in San Diego. This experience heavily influenced his views on his own identity and in turn his music changed incorporating familiar instruments to Indigenous Mexico and mixing in early jazz samples, this was the start of a lifelong journey in expression. Since then Montezuma has been invited onto the Pow Wow circuit, ceremonies, Indigenous Fashion Shows, Hip Hop festivals, etc. They can give the community a lens into the symbols and life of the Native people. Painting and Singing about the connections many tribes share has a huge impact on native youth who have never had the opportunity to learn, see, or hear about their roots because of systemic displacement. 

  Montezuma also works in activism and human rights working with Indigenous rights groups and immigrant rights to advocate for issues ranging from Land Defense and Challenging Border Policy to the Mental Health of the Native Diaspora. He has even done work on a municipal level for change in Chicano-Indigenous communities across North San Diego County by working with groups such as Union Del Barrio, Detention Resistance, and Calpulli Omeyocan(Aztec Dance Group)

  Montezuma has also used other skills such as Spraypaint and work on Canvas to Paint Murals, Teach, and even Live Paint at events bringing joy to people as they interact and ask questions about the animals, symbols, and motifs they may recognize from across many nations. Trying to show that from North to South there is a larger Native Diaspora than is written in statistics or even taught in current curriculums. This is how Montezuma uses art for Indigenous People from South Turtle Island to have a voice and identity in this land. This helps locals understand a culture and experience that has been seldom taught and gives so many Native youth and a sense of pride for something that they may have forgotten. 

MONTEZUMA III (M3)

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