I Love my brothers...Thanks for Helping Me #BabyGirl  #MyStory  #Love #PO Album: Day of Truth Released:2004

Baby Girl

Vocals: Madd Creole   
Album:Day of Truth
Released: 2004 

My Life

Album:Day of Truth
Released: 2004 
Ft. Mike Pace and Down Lo

Gotta Make It

Album: Drop Jewels 
Released: 2009 
Available on iTunes Now!!!!! 

When Is Daddy Coming Home

Black Brothas

PO's 2009 Collaboration with Will Roberson  "Unreleased Rough Mix" Stop Police terrorism!!! #POLyfe 

Anotha' Numba' "Unreleased Rough Mix" Produced by:Will Roberson

Un mastered Rough Mix "Late Night N.I.G.G.A" takes inspiration from Tupac's "Sucka for Love" ..Tupac said he'd rather be ya N.I.G.G.A ...well I say you just a late night N.I.G.G.A...For my ladies! 

Late Night

Public Offenders Present:Traveling Bandits: "The Lost Tracks "
Song: "Do 2 Us" 
Written By: Public Offenders
Sung by: RB

Do2Us

Public Offenders Present:Traveling Bandits: The Lost Tracks "
Song: "Our Dreams" 
Written By: Public Offenders
Sung by: RB

OUR Dreams

Finer Things

PUBLIC OFFENDERS stands for Poverty United Building Love in Inner Cities Our Future For Every Nation Does Effect Reality Situations- we strive to educate and unite people with our music and words. We don't intend to "offend" the public- only those that do not accept the truth.

Tupac said" I might not change the world, but I guarantee to spark the brain that will change the world"... with that quote our work began. Drailand, Yolanda and Quincy met on the northeast side of Austin,TX, attending Reagan high school, with no lunch money beats became eats, and the change in our pockets mattered less than the change that needed to happen in our communities. As teens a "Day of Truth"  was born, moving over 28,000 units by hand quickly caught the attention of local media outlets such as the Austin Chronicle(and put PO on the map as the new "Teacha(s)" of Hip Hop since KRS-One. As our stories grew so did the stories of others, bringing to light new issues for the offenders to speak to the masses. Giving those with no voice a choice, Police terrorism, domestic violence, Poverty and All forms of Oppression would not get off as easy in PO's flows as they did by societies standards.Public Offenders would then go on to release "All Black" and the highly anticipated worldwide release of "Drop Jewels". PO was able to spread their curriculum to Major associations like "A CALL TO MEN", and work with Middle/High school teachers as well as College Professors across the United States to use the universal tool of music to teach and create peace within the next generation of man, all the while keeping ya head nodding. Being able to grow with Hip-Hop  taught PO that Quality verses Quantity, was most important to  you the PeOple and for Music as a culture, Public Offenders are set to release the Best Album The Austin Hip-Hop Scene has Ever Heard, as well as casting no doubt that the New York influence has reached  further than the 5 boroughs. 2017 are you ready for "The Black Beatles"? #POLYFE