THIS IS BEYOND INFINITELY ABOVE WHAT I BELEIVED HIP HOP COULD BE!!!!!!

PRIME is the sophomore release from upstate NY producer and rapper Sammus following the success of her 2012 album M'other Brain. Purchase it for $7 on Bandcamp today!

Buy Link: http://sammusmusic.bandcamp.com/album/prime

It has been a year since Sammus fought and destroyed M’other Brain. The experience left her drained and questioning her desire and ability to continue in her line of work. Since that time she has been healing by taking a step back from the field and serving in an advisory role for a group of promising young bounty hunters. Floating across galaxies in a self-funded space station, Sammus spends her days training the group of ingénues in all her skills.

One afternoon during a session she is pulled aside by the ship’s captain. For the past several hours the crew has been picking up distress calls and SOS signals that have been sent by Lib Front, a group of self-proclaimed freedom fighters on a nearby planet. Most notably they have been adamant that they are being attacked by a legion of alien soldiers operating under the leadership of a warlord known only as Light Sammus. Carrying a price tag of millions, Light Sammus has been rumored to be the force behind the destruction of countless civilizations across the galaxy, but most importantly for Sammus, her presence has meant the ruin of Sammus’ good name.

Without a moment’s hesitation our young heroine issues a code red, instructing her students to immediately disembark from the space station as it has now become mission control for the journey to capture Light Sammus. Welcome to PRIME.

All songs except track 13 (mixed by Eightsense) mixed by Joshua
Applebee at Sugar Hill Studios
All songs mastered by Wes Coas at Sounds Right Mastering
Album artwork by Gabriel Eng-Goetz
Label: NuBlack Music Group [NBMG] 

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THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING
My family • My friends • My label • My supporters • Artists worldwide

SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Samus Aran • N'Dri Assie Lumumba • Aryol Prater • Open Mike Eagle • Mega Ran • Kelechi Aharanwa • Chance Fischer • Alec Lomami • Ithaca Underground • Team Unity • Helen Kuveke • Jason Malig • Ayo Adigun • Justice League Crew DJs • BGPSA Board 12-13 • Lioness Den ENT • Russell Guess • Justin Lewis • Joshua Applebee • Wes Coas • Eightsense 

Nu Black [prod. by Sammus]

viddygame song. undertale fans we up

lyrics:

i picked up a new video game today
if you're wondrin' where i went
i chose to disengage with the world today
and i hope i don't come back
n i don't have the time or space to be
anything more than player 1 or 3
a life where i continue to be me
is an exercise in futility

i'd rather have a heart
that is a pixel work of art
n if the world breaks it apart
i hit the x and then restart

i have a friend, his name is sans
he comes alive under my hands
he's always given me a chance
in real life, i hate to dance
but 8-bit puts me in a trance
a language i can understand
[oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh]

i picked up a new video game today
should've taken my meds
i chose to leave the mortal plane today
you can't rip pixels to shreds

n i don't have the time or space to be
anything more than player 1 or 3
a life where i continue to be me
is an exercise in futility

go back to snowdin town
and see if toriel is around
i leave my body in the ground
play only video and sound

i have a friend, his name is sans
he comes alive under my hands
he's always given me a chance
in real life, i hate to dance
but 8-bit puts me in a trance
a language i can understand

[oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh]

i have a friend, his name is sans
he comes alive under my hands
he's always given me a chance
in real life, i hate to dance
but 8-bit puts me in a trance
a language i can understand

8-bit heart [demo]

Chance Fischer - alright.cool (prod. DJ Harrison)

A podcast and/or a visual rap album has been in the making since Jazmine and Amber first met each other. Amber fucked around and went viral for letting Black men know that Black women owe them nothing while on the Roland Martin show. So here we are: Amber (the High Priestess of Black Joy) and Jazmine (King of da South) are two petty AF Black feminists who are determined to get on WorldStarHipHop one way or the other. Each week they overcome fuckboys, Becky, hoteps, and dry skin to spit hot fire on pop culture, politics and worship anything Black women have going on.

#1 Birth of a Black Feminist

So...Zoom sucks. That's it, that's the tweet. JK! Well, sort of. In this episode our faithful hosts Sammus and Lanre 3K do discuss how much Zoom sucks as a way to think through the past and future of everything from performance to friendship. Tune in to commiserate!

Episode 37 - Zoom Sucks

Hello faithful listeners! After taking some unexpected time off to collect their brains after the madness of the election knocked them on their booties, Lanre 3K and Sammus are back to talk about how they've been keeping sane. Tune in to hear about the dynamic duo's entree into a wide range of rabbit holes (also, shout-out to any Metal Gear solid fans in the room!)

Episode 38 - Down the Rabbit Hole

Happy New Year and welcome to the January 2021 episode of the Zero Suits Podcast Situation! It's a bittersweet one, folks! This'll be our last episode for a while, so hosts Sammus & Lanre take a bunch of time to thank the incredible Zero Suits community for your kindness, generosity and wonderfully silly emails. We'll also talk about why we're taking a step back from the podcast and tell you about the new journeys we feel compelled to take in the New Year. And to top things off, we deeply analyze Tenet/time travel movies, fake meat, expensive lotion, and more! Ha, just kidding, it's a ridiculous discussion, as usual. Thanks for supporting us as always and if you have questions drop us a line at zerosuitspodcast@gmail.com

Episode 39 - Fin

SAMMUS is a Philly/Providence-based rap artist and producer. Her production is characterized by her use of uniquely chopped samples, and video game-like synths that are often contrasted with dirtier bass lines. She has been called a “20-credit” rapper because of her smart lyrics, diverse subject matter and versatile flow. As her Metroid-inspired name reflects, it is her hope that listeners and future fans will be pleasantly surprised by the contrast between the person society says she should be as an artist and who she actually is.

Nu Black [prod. by Sammus]

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