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WINDOWS

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Everybody Rise (house remix)

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Blck Evil (prod by Passport Rav)
Artwork by Rick Egidius

On a play with words, Rav.P asks "why everything thats black is bad?" Black according to the dictionary is tied to words like grim, evil and bad luck.  Rav.P challenges you to question who was behind these words and its meaning.  It is time that we as a people and especially the police in America, to change our thoughts on these words that may strike fear.  Rav says, "I have debates all the time with people that hate the use of the N word but when the Police get the description that invokes fear it is not the N word. It is black..."

Slave name Todd 2

Blck Evil

LISTEN ON SPOTIFY
https://open.spotify.com/album/5YjPNjSXRJVy10IKPpU0QF

Sax: Casey Francis ig @c_frncs

Hate The Trumpet (instrumental)

Nas - Street Glory (Beef Stew Chronicles)

new single produced by Omz
http://hyperurl.co/h6ycb3

Departures (prod by Omz)

Panda (Beef Stew Chronicles)

Passport Rav following up with a solo ep "Fanciest Negro" after hitting the road with "The Foreigners EP."  His ep is self produced/mastered.  The first single "Delayed Flights"(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJUPioDbNh8)  was released last summer and the follow up video is the sequel.

Lil Fancy

Malcolm on Twitter hoodie: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZMSQFTD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_7dMUDbAJREF96
OFFICIAL VIDEO: http://smarturl.it/5tdf1c

Malcolm on Twitter plays with the juxtaposition of the civil rights era contrasted with hotep-hating modern day millennialism. It compares radical picket fence signs with lackadaisical social media statuses and poses a simple yet layered question: what if Malcolm X was on Twitter? Would you take him seriously? Or would he be just another black conscious man vying for attention? Would Black Twitter support or hate? 

It’s a song set to probe, pressure and question society’s trolling and outrage culture, taking hip-hop seriously, using it responsibly and still allowing it to be dope enough to vibe to. This song’s release date is time sensitive, as it falls right in line with  Malcolm X’s birthday this week, on May 19th.

Lyrics:

Passport Rav:
Conspiracy theorist what if Martin had Twitter all the civil right talk man I wouldn't want to hear it
Cuz integration been disintegrating
Better off in the our own ghettos w our own situation
His last speech got him assassinated
Black business was booming
Wasn't just a consumer
Controlling our narrative
We had more marriages
Now I see what the damage did
Now ain't that bout a bitch
Cuz welfare did us way worse than the slavery
I'll never be an agent I don't care what they paying me
Seems like nip had the same ol story
If you pay a black hater tell a different allegory
Like Pearl Harbor and 9/11 was a mystery
Supremacy will go the extent to keep their history
A lie
All I'm saying if these leaders was alive
Who'd be on the internet trynna divide
You's a hotep hustler
Trynna free the people
Of low vibe structure
Agree to disagree we ain't gotta tear own down
Argue in silence or forever be our own downfall

Hook:
All I wanna say is that we giving it away
Soul ain't for sale
And the devil is a fake
Argue it in silence but don't let it seal our fate
Fight behind doors but don't never show the face
Cuz if Martin had twitter
If Malcolm had Twitter
It'd be our own people do the trolling
Spewing ignorance and do the scolding

Napoleon Da Legend:
How would modern day X mix with modern day tech
On black twitter / would him and Martin say less?
Get dissed on in comments / after going live ?
Sowing lies about him while he trying na save black lives ?
Trying to heal us / but he didnt heal so they don’t feel him
Hundred forty characters of hate trying na kill him
Whys a message from a dead person resonate more
Got us using technology just to separate more
And / weaponizing all our insecure thoughts
Propaganda muddying the light / from the pure source
Would / Marcus Garvey be allowed ? Or just demonized too
Character assassination is a legalized tool
U think u being smart u getting penalize too
Mass media scheming just to gentrify truth
And the coon is In the pudding we identify who
Be Doing the dividing then I take it back to my roots

Hook:
All I wanna say is that we giving it away
Soul ain't for sale
And the devil is a fake
Argue it in silence but don't let it seal our fate
Fight behind doors but don't never show the face
Cuz if Martin had twitter
If Malcolm had Twitter
It'd be our own people do the trolling
Spewing ignorance and do the scolding

Malcolm on Twitter

Malcolm On Twitter (feat Napoleon Da Legend)

CD/Vinyl available https://passportrav.bandcamp.com

Video premiere link:  https://youtu.be/b5jh_sKS-aM

Following up from the success of "Malcolm on Twitter" getting cosigned by the legend LL Cool J, Passport Rav is following up with an EP titled "Dual Citizenship." Mostly produced by OMZ, this 6 track project has a lofi drum-less vibe with bars that touch on various subjects.  The video for "Outer Riches Inner Poverty" was shot in London, England right before the Corona lockdown as Rav barely made it back through US customs.  The final song on here is called "Ascending" which features an American Idol finalist, Elise Testone and soulful keys by Rob Araujo and live trumpet by Rob Giegling.  This song is an inspirational ending to the dark introspective EP.

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