Lyrics by Empuls,BeWill,& Watusi
Prod & Cuts by Saint Like

Watusi Feat Empuls & BeWill- Mean Temp  Produced By Saint Like

Lyrics by Flex Mathews
Lyrics by Watusi Cultleader
Prod.Bellamy Beatz

Alive II Feat. FlexMathews/Watusi Cultleader

#TOA PolarTexcha/Watusi Cultleader Vocals
#BlakeNine Candlewax Records/The Acorns  BeatProduction
KMTRO Series Vol.1

We Hear Now by Tribe Of Asaru (Watusi,PolarTexcha,& BlakeNine)

Lyrics by Tribe Of Asaru(WATUSI,PolarTexcha,& Phinam)
Prod.by BellamyBeatz

Travel Light- by Tribe Of Asaru (WATUSI,PolarTexcha,& Phinam)

Lyrics by WATUSI(TOA/KMTRO/FFTG)and Mental  Stamina 
Prod.by Alyx
Recorded/Mixed by @Bellamybeatz
Mastered by preetyugly

Im Back by KMTRO(WATUSI,Mental Stamina,& Alyx)

SYMMETRY OF THE PHI
Lyrics by Kaimbr ,Born Unique ,K-Beta , Waze ,& Watusi

Prod.by J-Scrilla

4. SYMMETRY OF THE PHI Ft. Kaimbr, Born Unique, K - Beta, Waze & Watusi

WATUSI -ANNU -Land of Ptahites (Prod.DEO)

RCA Records Control AmeriKkans
Lyrics by SinnaStar,Watusi Cultleader,NaturalE,Texcha
Prod.VE Express(TRN)


1. RCA Records Control AmeriKkans Ft.SinnaStar/Watusi Cultleader/NaturalE/Texcha

$$ Mantras
Lyrics Watusi Cultleader
Prod. DEO

2. $$ Mantras - Watusi Cultleader

A.S.M.A
Lyrics by Watusi Cultleader
Prod.DEO

3. A.S.M.A  -Watusi Cultleader

Watusi - conspirinoia part 2 ft. young pharoah

03 Rising Shining.Watusi

05 Krush'n Groove.Watusi

10 Electrify.Watusi

04 Get It In.Watusi

02 Here We Go.Watusi

Watusi grew up in the Washington,D.C. area, but he spent much of his time visiting the inner city.He comes from a very musical family that helped him develop an eclectic ear."I came up listening to a lot of different kinds of music,it wasn't just hip-hop...a lot of Afrobeat.I grew up listening to Reggae, a lot of R&B,definitely Rock-n-Roll,Alternative Music, a lot of Funk/Soul,and Jazz especially...Its the nations capitol,so there's definitely a lot of culture."Each time Watusi visited D.C.,he developed more introspect on who he is and where he was headed in life.He started really visualizing himself taking his love for music to a performance level when he was about 16.Around this time,he spent most of his trips to the city invested in shows and research."I became known as,what they in the underground scene,a 'head'.Before I started being known as a rapper, I was mainly known as a b-boy:a cat that would come and observe.I would ....come to ciphers,the shows,and just absorb it all..."This is when he really began noticing the variations between artists he encountered in the city,and those who he grew-up with outside of D.C.. The inner -city mindset reflected greater emulative behavior.The ideas and lyrical styles being depicted were usually an attempt to to sound like some one else that they were inspired by.These observations fuled him to continue  asking  more questions. Watusi gained a lot insight helping him establish his own thoughts,introspectively.When Watusi was 18, he came across the "All Eyes On Egypt" bookstore in D.C. He began to research the literature of Dr.Malachi Kobina Z. York, a well- known  author master teacher ,guide and activist. He soon discovered the artist he'd found inspiration in were also inspired by Dr.York's writings.In 1999 when he was 19, he visited the theme park that Dr.York and his community constructed "Tama-Re Egypt of The West ". This is where Watusi met Dr. York personally ."It was something that was very uplifting...From him,I saw different aspects of me ,other than just African-American.So I definitely believe that he is someone that has THAT peace to the puzzle of making everything back to the way it was. He brought so many people together from all around the world.It wasn't with fanaticism...The world needs a person like that .African men especially  black men in America,we especially need positive influences...I think there are a lot of things on the earth that can be done away with.If we had more influence from our elders,who want the best for us ,we would be a lot better.The elders know what's going on before it even happens to you.Their feet have been in those shoes before ,you know what I mean? Watusi accredits much of who he is today to the spiritual work he was able to accomplish through the teachings he's studied."When I got into Hip-Hop it was like 'oh,everybody's doin' that,'but  he made me see other things that add up to that ,and be very diverse other than just kinda like...one dimensional".He entered the Hip-Hop scene in the early nineties, known as the "The Golden Era" in the Hip-Hop cultural movement.

Watusi Cultleader(KMTRO)

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