He says, “I had to put my favorite song from my Favorite Hip-Hop album of all time, Public Enemy’s, It takes a Nation of Millions to hold us Back. I miss the days when songs of substance were the norm in Hip-Hop. Public Enemy single handedly educated an entire Hip-Hop generation. Public Enemy was perfect, Chuck D’s militant lyrics and powerful preacher like voice, Flavor Flav’s hype and comic relief and the Bomb Squad’s manic soundscape of drums and samples. In this song Chuck defiantly states, “to understand my demands, I gave a warning…I wanted the governor ya’ll plus the Warden to know, that I am innocent because I’m militant. Posing a threat, you bet its fucking up the government.”

Giant Peach (and Hiero & Funk-0-Mart)  is hidden in The Land of Fun! Can you find it??

A Hierophant is a person who deciphers arcane knowledge. On this album Casual’s wordplay demands your attention while his vocabulary inspires thought.

Features from Pep Love and Tajai of the Hieroglyphics, Thomas Pridgen on Drums, Mike D and more!

“I’m releasing this album to help fund my movie “He Still think He Raw”. Please support. With this as well as my other albums, I attempt to make classics.” -Casual”

All Tracks Produced by Toure except Shrimp Fried Rice, Produced by The Elect.

He says, “Just made a playlist titled “white soul” (a sequel to black rock..lol) headlined by this track. Joe Cocker sure has that soul…”

Tonight! Del Funk For Free (with live band). First come, first served for the remaining tickets!!! Get there early!!! Doors at 9pm. Domino spinning classic Hiero tunes dj set.

Friday, April 22, 2011 at 9:00 PM (PT)

You know a bunch of our folks are celebrating.  594 reprinted their classic shirt “Bomb City”.

Opio x Equipto did a special mix tape available on their bandcamp page. The first 50 downloads are free, the rest are $4.20 (edit: the page is now live).

And Billy Jam has been busy posting up related videos…

He says, “Whewwww,…..this is the Jam! G’lord…my new ipod loading slows to listen to this in full!”

He says, “I woke up with it on my mind for some reason. The great thing about music and melody is understanding the lyrics doesn’t always matter. Reminds me of Portishead, especially when the drum drop.”

A-plus from Souls of Mischief just started a new blog called, “The Elephant in the Room“.   He posted up some new music & musings…one of the most underrated producers imho…

He says, “Some off the beaten path Biggie…”