Name: HERO featuring eddika organista by quese imc x indigenous hip-hop in Quese IMC
Duration: 4 min 50 s
Description: one day your a hero, everyone wants to know your name, next day your a clown, and the next day they want to tear you down... (a song for bullied youth)

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Quese IMC

Hip-Hop Roots Soul Conscious Indigenous Cultural

Malcolm X by: QUESE IMC

TREE OF LIFE (20 & IMC)

IN MY CAR, WINDOWS DOWN. LETTING GO OF HARDTIMES. KNOWING THERES SOMETHING IN THE FUTURE WAITING FOR ME, TYPE OF MUSIC.


FOR THE YOUTH (IMC & 20)

https://linktr.ee/GoodApolloKid

Recorded in 2015
Mixed & mastered by Good Apollo
Artwork imagined & edited by Good Apollo

CHOSEN

"Bitch I Aint Toby, im Kunta Bitch!" Brotha SHAWT Here with yet another one for the culture! www.BrothaSHAWT.com

Son Of A Ruler

DeepRest by Braille taken from the album "Native Lungs" (2011)
Produced by S1

DeepRest

The Sorrows That Grew From Non-Prophets

production: OnGaud
mix engineer: Chris Conway
master engineer: Michael Fossenkemper

additional vocals: Riggamortis, Sunflowah & History

Knuckles (feat. Rothstein) (prod. OnGaud)

On The Go: In Flight Edition

50 To 100

Manifesto

Ride With Me

one day your a hero, everyone wants to know your name, next day your a clown, and the next day they want to tear you down... (a song for bullied youth)

HERO featuring eddika organista

young girl consumed by the world within, at the end of her rope, rock bottom dead end, how in the world is she by this trash bin, trying to eat crying as her knees touch chin.... FOR HER AND HIM....

STRUGGLE featuring Adam Sounds

Jahni Denver presents his debut album with Broken Complex Records "The Good King". Features include Dizzy Wright, Demrick, Marley B., Kid Astronaut, Oso Menace and more. Produced by DJ Hoppa, Mac D, & Martin Gray.

The Good King

Never Slow Down (feat. Dizzy Wright & Demrick)

Jahni Denver - Never Slow Down (feat. Dizzy Wright & Demrick)

Marley B. and DJ Hoppa are back again with a brand new single, "Trust Energy". The track is an inquisitive display from Marley as he touches on the agenda of the mainstream media and the programs being force-fed to us on the daily. The production from DJ Hoppa sets an almost eerie vibe with a high pitched piano sample and a creeping upright bass pattern. This track might just have you questioning your beliefs and relying on your natural instincts to trust the energy in the room.

Trust Energy

Marley B. & DJ Hoppa - Trust Energy

WATER PROTECTOR; Indigenous Hip-Hop artist, performer and producer. Original member of Culture Shock Camp est. 1997 oklahoma city. The Source mag. 1998' aug & 1999' for Culture Shock. Originator of the Indigenous Funk Soul Hip-Hop. Tribes: Pawnee/Seminole… Music for an open mind.

I was a poet once...
…i don’t have anything real to share other than my heart.

HERO featuring eddika organista

quese imc x indigenous hip-hop

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