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Dead Prez: Pulse of The People
(03/30/2009) Stic.man and M-1, the revolutionary duo that comprise dead prez, combine forces with DJ Green Lantern for Pulse of The People, a new LP and third installment of their critically acclaimed independent series, Turn off the Radio Vol. 3. Due in stores June 23, 2009, Pulse of The People will be released through Green Lantern’s new label, Invasion Music Group/Boss up Inc. Pulse of The People features appearances from Styles P, Bun B, K’Naan, Chuck D, and Invasion Music Group’s own Johnny Polygon.
Highly acclaimed DJ and producer, The Evil Genius DJ Green Lantern, reached out to dead prez for contributions to his mixtapes in the past. Although respect was always mutual between the camps, the timing was not yet ripe for a full album collaboration. After the success of the Rock the Bells Tour, featuring both Green and dead prez, they decided it was time to make it happen. (...) Read more about Dead Prez: Pulse of The People
Dead Prez: You Can’t Sell Dope Forever
(08/17/2006) Interview with DEAD PREZ and OUTLAWZ (by Todd E. Jones) (...) Read more about Dead Prez: You Can’t Sell Dope Forever
Dead Prez: Revolutionary but Gangsta
(02/26/2004) dead prez is comprised of emcees and activists M-1 and stic.man. There's so much to be said about dead prez, that it's easy to dip into hyperbole. And considering that hyperbole is the order of the day when hyping a new album, it may seem a bit gratuitous to say that dead prez's 2000 freshman album, Let's Get Free, was the best hip-hop album released that year, a hip-hop debut as promising as A Tribe Called Quest's People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm and OutKast's Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik. (...) Read more about Dead Prez: Revolutionary but Gangsta
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