Devine Carama – Lows Of A Legacy [Audio x Download]

This track that was left on the cutting room floor during the “No Child Left Behind” session. It’s a track entitled “Lows Of A Legacy” produced by Alex Music. Says Devine Carama: “This track is about the up and down inner battle a man has while trying to leave behind a legacy. Whether with his wife or his kids or with his craft. Didn’t really fit the vibe of the the album so it didn’t make it but it’s something I wanted to release anyway.”

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Elite feat. Sean McVerry – Imagination Day [Video]

From Elite’s first mixtape “Awaken”. Imagination Day dives into the perverted imagination of a young boy being escorted through the day by his mother. The concept is a comedic metaphor of Elite’s song which deals with the temptations that arise when being in a committed relationship. Elite is currently finishing his 2nd mixtape “Level Up” which is set for a November 5th release. “Imagination Day” is now available for purchase on iTunes.

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Lauryn Hill – Consumerism [Audio]

“Consumerism” is available now on iTunes. Consumerism is a track coming out on the eve of Ms. Hill’s release. She wanted to get this music out while she was incarcerated, as it is a product of the space she was in while she was going through some of the challenges she has been faced with recently. “Consumerism is part of some material I was trying to finish before I had to come in. We did our best to eek out a mix via verbal and emailed direction, thanks to the crew of surrogate ears on the other side. Letters From Exile is material written from a certain space, in a certain place. I felt the need to discuss the underlying socio-political, cultural paradigm as I saw it. I haven’t been able to watch the news too much recently, so I’m not hip on everything going on. But inspiration of this sort is a kind of news in and of itself, and often times contains an urgency that precedes what happens. I couldn’t imagine it not being relevant. Messages like these I imagine find their audience, or their audience finds them, like water seeking it’s level.” – Ms. Lauryn Hill

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