28
Aug
09

BLACK AUGUST SHOW @ BB KINGS! Aug 30th 2009…. GET YOUR TICKETS! SEE U THERE!!

Black-August-2009-Flyer(front)

25
Aug
09

Purple Lights. Black Power! HH3 out now!

Purple Lights. Black Power!

Purple Lights. Black Power!

25
Aug
09

Thanx 4 All the Support…Keep Spreading the Word! HH3 Mixtape of the Year!

HH3 Mixtape of the Year

HH3 Mixtape of the Year

21
Aug
09

HH3 Reveiw by Sunez

A-Alikes
The Hustler and the Hunted Pt. 3
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Today’s conscious MC is now known as an active MC. The greatest MCs have only once lived and survived the reality they speak of yet the conscious, righteous MC is expected to continue into the latest battles that they chronicle. Why? Because the shit is real, motherfucker! While all rappers and select MCs are no longer guaranteed eventual riches after being pressed on wax, the freedom fighting lyricist has and always will be on the frontlines. The Revolution is actually a fucking element of Hip Hop. So the real G’s on the street and those fans outside of Fat Beats that meet, Boots of the Coup gotta teach the kids, Chuck D must be the redeeming presence, KRS the punctuating commentator, DPZ gotta be at the activist rallies and Gods’ and Earths’ parliaments, Immortal Technique is supposed to fund an orphanage in Afghanistan and A-Alikes are supposed to “FTP!,” document oppression and offer the street protocol, codes and honor precisely at all times.

And as they all do, A-Alikes continues making their content a daily way and ethic for dealing with this devilish society. The realness of the MC is required for greatness and since their first full-length, Live or Die followed by the official release, I Eat, You Eat, they show more definitive personas, dexterity and styles with the newest mixtape release, The Hustler and the Hunted, Pt.3. Playing like a full length album, with interesting sound clips, including the chronicling of Tupac’s bucking of two pigs, Ness and K so naturally speak to issues of poverty, hopelessness, anger and frustration that have sadly been assumed irrelevant today. Revolution is not a gimmick but the word that focuses one on empowerment (“It’s more than just putting lines together like Revolution is more than just popping a cop top”). A-Alikes have the innate ability to offer the uplift from our degraded survival as oppressed Original people (Black, Latino, Indian, Asian, etc.) with a protocol of war, real ways to uphold one’s honor and a redefinition of manhood that includes taking care of the children or just…fucking caring.

The mixtape certainly shows a growth in delivery as in the rolling flow of “Do Your Time” or the stuttered pace of “A.R.T. (All Real Things), clever and insightful similes (“fake niggas move with no foundation like a mobile home”) being used over nothing but hard breaks and crisp snares. The featured cuts for their upcoming album, “Currency” and “Sirens in the Distance” with the resurgent Mos Def are great appetizers. Mixtapes today are often loosely designed albums of enticing filler for the next album. A-Alikes offer something a lot more and set up their Us Against Them LP right and exact.

19
Aug
09

OKAYPLAYER SHOWS LOVE! Sirens in the Distance feat. Mos Def now on OkayPlayer

DSC00658We’re back on our grind…the campaign has

started…spread the word ….‘US AGAINsT  THEM’ coming soon!…….

btw Latest News on Okayplayer.com A-Alikes

16
Aug
09

WWW.MIXTAPEKINGS.COM REVIEW of ‘HH3′

16
Aug
09

HH3 Gets Rave Review from www.Mixtapekings.com

A-Alikes say  A's Up!

A-Alikes say A's Up!

16
Aug
09

MIXTAPEKINGS.COM REVIEW of HH3

rbg4lifeWe’re starting to get HH3 feedback  from media outlets around the globe. Stay tuned!! we got a few more to post up….. A’s Up!

CLICK HERE>>>>>>MIXTAPEKINGS.COM REVIEW OF HH3

12
Aug
09

Rapper Arrested for Anti-Police Raps… (freedom of speech?)

“An aspiring rapper will serve two years in state prison after a song he posted on MySpace caught the attention of law enforcement. Antavio Johnson pleaded no contest to two charges related to threatening a public servant. The charges stem from a song entitled “Kill Me A Cop” that he posted on MySpace under the pseudonym T.O. In the song, Johnson makes specific references to fallen officers. The lyrics includes lines like “Call me crazy, but I think I fell in love with the sound of hearing the dispatcher say, ‘Officer down.’” Under Florida law, it’s illegal to threaten harm against any public servant. Johnson was arrested after a Polk County detective heard about the song. At the time of the arrest, he was already in the Polk County Jail for violating his probation on drug charges. He was sentenced to two years in state prison, but he could have received up to a 15-year sentence.

FOR VIDEO OF THIS BULLSHIT CLICK HERE> BULLSHIT!

 

courtesy of hoodintellegence bc

10
Aug
09

The System Fools the People Again! 700 Billion Dollar Bailout. Where DID the MONEY GO?

700 Billion Dollar Bailout <Click Here For the STORY.FalloutShelterSignLarge




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