Racism By Maurice Taylor Racism loves me so much it kills me slowly; Scared for my passing, Doesn’t want to be lonely. Every time I try to commit suicide, She cried And begged me to stay. Whenever I need food…
The Black Panther Party: Power To The People By Vanessa Pohley Contributing Writer College English Paper (College) Nov. 2015 The Black Panther Party [BPP] has been commonly looked at as just another militant group, however their philosophy and goals focus…
Musical Production: “Something Inside is Broken” Production Debut: Late March 2016 By Aaris A. Schroeder “Something Inside is Broken” is a musical production, that reflects upon the dark history of the Nisenan Tribe, a part of the larger Maidu Native American…
i Choose Photography #KPx10 By Kim Possible Contributing Writer/Blogger So it’s been awhile since I’ve created a Top Ten List of my fave peeps whom I’ve been either following, interacting with for projects, do biz with or just inspire me…
By Aaris A. Schroeder Editor-In-Chief February 17, 2013 Hailing from New Jersey, Johnathan Alexander, also known as DJ Alex J. began his journey in ’96, and has DJed and produced for some of the best at Authority Studios such as…
By Aaris A. Schroeder Editor-In-Chief February 2013 Sacramento, CA native; Carmichael, to be exact; says hip-hop producer and emcee Spencer Williams AKA Spends Quality, is where this down-to-earth and hardworking industry head began his journey into the world of entertainment.…
The Marcus Garvey Building Benefit By Aaris A. Schroeder Editor-In-Chief Photos By D. Pierre Butler A Northern-CA affair brought Sacramento and East Bay Area hip-hop artists together under two roofs in Oakland, CA. The Marcus Garvey Building AKA Liberty Hall…
OMY-UBO Multi-Media Services FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Aaris A. Schroeder Tel: (916) 519-8196 E-Mail: ubohammer@gmail.com UNDERGROUNDBEAT PRESENTS “SAVE THE MARCUS GARVEY BUILDING BENEFIT” Showcasing Talent from San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento at The New Parish and Air Lounge Oakland, CA…
Hip-Hop Congress is creating a song that already Rahman Jamaal and D Labrie have added hooks to. You can click the link above to listen and learn how to contribute. The music will be sold and monies earned go…