Sandpeople: Hate Aside video + song

Crews aren't all the rage in hip-hop like they used to be, especially crews hailing from the Pacific Northwest. Sandpeople, a 10-member collective from Portland, Oregon is here to change all that with "Hate Aside," the first official single from their nine-song EP, Long Story, Short... due out May 26 via Sandpeople Music. "Hate Aside" finds crew-members Sapient, ILLmaculate, Iame, and Ethic spitting over an infectious piano loop accompanied by synth sprinklings and dashes of electric guitar. The verses of each speak directly to the work that Sandpeople have put in, tirelessly determined to get the credit they deserve. Sapient, who is also the producer of the crew, spits "I'm trying to take it like it's mine for the taking / Live in the place with divine innovation / Why would you hate this? / That's a sign that your mind's too prideful, spiteful, invasive / There ain't sh- you can say." It sounds like it's time to take note. We heard some good stories about "Hate Aside" music video by Sandpeople and yeah, we like it. Ahhh sh*t! For some apparant reason this track isnot getting recognized. I have no idea what is wrong :/.

Genre: HipHop Length: Full Played: 76 times	Release date: May, 2009 Added on: May 26, 2009 Reviewer: Jermy