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Noir, a student of the spiritual arts never written. I don't know my classification of being. I am here, in this ancient cycle. As I travel the underworlds, I discover many evil devices. I have contemplated conquering the lower realms in unique moments of vain thought and boundless time. I have rarely encountered love in the stead of self-reflection and insight, except unawares. The goal may be to attain that once peaceful state that flashes in my intimate relations with the wind. This is a cycle based in love for art, and more importantly, meta-order. Life is unplanned, erratic, and chaotically formed, I will use my alias as a son. Hear me. Ask what you will, and be addressed. If you are humble and void of ego, we have begun.

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Alabama is known for a lot of things: Football, a historic role is the Civil Rights movement, the list can go on and on. One thing Alabama isn’t known for, however, is progressive Hip-Hop. The newly formed collective, “BassHead Jazz” is out to change that. Consisting of Nu Nation artists, Ottie James and See'J Foster, as well as new comer Sidney Vadale, BassHead Jazz looks to change how Alabama Hip-Hop is viewed nationwide.

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