I made this song after taking a few L's. A reminder of why we need to always celebrate the spirit of music. Made in Oakland CA
Produced by Pasha Brown 
written by Pasha Brown

Rather Just Die Then Live A Lie.PashaBrown

I hope these Acapellas inspire and bring forth illmatic, super crazy, dope, Head knodding remixes.. HAVE FUN! Can't wait to hear them!

Persia aka Sharareh Blackwell (BMI)


Way I Do Acapella

Paper 2.6

How do you prepare for the what lies outside your sphere of consciousness? What is the connection between religion and outer space?  How does your attachment to belief help you navigate the complexity of technology?  Our ability to harmonize at specific frequencies through language (code) and feeling (vibration) holds the key to understanding how we can program and experience new realities.

Welcome to the Future.

1.6 DigitaL ReaLigiN

Paper 2.3

There are many "games" in life, from love to war to the streets.  If you're not aware that you are a player, you are the one getting played.  You are being played because you live in a society where the only game you are taught to play-has you moving within a time construct where it's "Game Over" when you die.

But what if physical life is just the first level?  What if you can upgrade your XP and unlock codes to achieve secret skills?  What if there is more to living than what is advertised?

A virus is altering our programming.  Update your abilities to continue for your next level upgrade.  

"The Book of RaH:" is your instructional manual.

- The Game Master

2.3 ADapThaGame

Re-Edit of Everlasting Bass (Cover)-The Bangerz taken from the Blood & Treasure Mixtape. 


Everlasting Bang

An artist with a story as powerful and compelling as her music, 
Persia was born in Isfahan, Iran and raised in San Jose, CA. An 
"every woman" who is currently a wife, a mother of four 
children a veteran emcee and performer with over 20 years
experience in emceeing and performing under her belt. Her 
lyrical delivery is described as exceptional. Her stage presence, 
beauty and precision all captivating to her ever expanding market. 
Persia is a legend in the South Bay with strong bay area following 
that she has acquired over many years of honing her skill and 
understanding. Persia is poised to release her long awaited 
collection of songs on her debut album "American Me" which 
consists of hard hitting production, high quality guest appearances 
and the sleek, steady stead flow of one of the South Bay's dopest 
emcees. Her versatile flows command the head nods of backpackers, 
clubbers, and gangsta rap listeners alike. 

Although begining her career and spending most of it as solo artist, 
Persia is also one half of the powerhouse duo The Mamaz with her 
partner in rhyme Aima the Dreamer. Persia has rocked many stages in
the Bay Area, as well as performed at, thrown or helped throw well 
over 100 shows and is a well respected lyricist. She has been featured
on tracks with world known DJ BassNectar on his single "Bomb da Blocks."
This track spun a music video off Om Records as well as a featured 
vocalist on his track "Kick it Complex". 

She's featured with the Mamaz on J-Boogie's Mixed Cd (J Boogie's 
Dubtronic Science on the track "Revolution" which also features 
Lyrics Born as well as DJ Vadim's "Talk to Me" remixed by J Boogie. 

Beyond being a dynamic family woman, Persia is married to her long 
time producer and rhyming partner Warren Blackwell. Together known 
as Testostregon, they create music simply for the love of 
Hip Hop. She says, "Because there is no pressure to 'make it' in 
the music industry anymore in our life, our music comes from the 
most loving and creative place. I just want to make great music to 
share with the world. Now that the music industry has changed so much 
over the years, I can travel the world and share my passion online 
and still be able to be the best mother and wife I can be." 

Her musical influences include Black Star, Slaughter House, Busta Rhymes, 
Nas, Jay Z, Old School Lauren Hill, Bahamadia, Queen Latifah, Rage, 
Lil Wayne, Outkast, as well as a host of talented independent Bay Area artists. 
Even with all this, you can tell when listening to her album that you can identify
her style and sound with a very distinct voice which sets her apart from others.
She's distinct in so many different ways, and at the same time has an approach that
is best described as universal. Persia's story alone is remarkably compelling.
With "American Me" Persia has brought a product that is certain to make every
listener a fan. 


Way I Do Acapella

mspersia

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