Sammy Sam&#x2019;s musical journey began in Korea when he was signed to Sony Korea at 17. At the time, Sammy knew he wanted to be a recording artist/producer, but his parents wanted him to also get an education in business. He enrolled in Boston University, but continued traveling to Korea to continue performing and pursing his musical career. &#xA0;Sammy was successful in&#xA0;Asia, but wanted to hit the billboards so moved to Vegas to pursue his dreams. While in Vegas, he stumbled into Public Enemy&#x2019;s Flavor Flav and Flavor hired Sammy to work on music with him. From there, Sammy&#x2019;s career evolved. Sammy and Flavor were a good team and it was apparent that Sammy&#x2019;s career was evolving. While he was working with Flavor, producing records, he ran into Public Enemy&#x2019;s Chuck D. Right away, Chuck D knew Sammy was something special and so he along with Flavor asked him to join their group Public Enemy. Sammy not only became a hype man for Public Enemy, he also started working on records for the group. He produced one of the songs off Public Enemy&#x2019;s album, &#x201C;Evil Empire&#x201D; titled, &#x201C;Broke Diva,&#x201D; as well as a record a song off Chuck D&#x2019;s solo record, &#x201C;Get it Right Or Be Gone.&#x201D; Besides working on Public Enemy records he also produced a track off DJ Lord&#x2019;s record, &#x2018;&#x2019;Eat The Rat,&#x201D; also featuring Chuck D. In 2015, Chuck D signed Sammy to his label SPITdigital as a recording artist. His first EP, &#x201C;You Already Know,&#x201D; was released in August and his video &#x201C;Juicy&#x201D; was released at the same time, featuring Flavor Flav. Sammy&#x2019;s next step is going into the studio to lay down tracks for his new album, which he hopes to complete this year. He knows that once he gets this album going, there is no stopping him!

Sammy Sam along with production partner Charlie Mac are the EDW team called &apos;East Duel West&apos; also to be released on SpitSlam.

Sammy Sam

Sammy Sam&#x2019;s musical journey began in Korea when he was signed to Sony Korea at 17. At the time, Sammy knew he wanted to be a recording artist/producer, but his parents wanted him to also get an education in business. He enrolled in Boston University, but continued traveling to Korea to continue performing and pursing his musical career. &#xA0;Sammy was successful in&#xA0;Asia, but wanted to hit the billboards so moved to Vegas to pursue his dreams. While in Vegas, he stumbled into Public Enemy&#x2019;s Flavor Flav and Flavor hired Sammy to work on music with him. From there, Sammy&#x2019;s career evolved. Sammy and Flavor were a good team and it was apparent that Sammy&#x2019;s career was evolving. While he was working with Flavor, producing records, he ran into Public Enemy&#x2019;s Chuck D.

Right away, Chuck D knew Sammy was something special and so he along with Flavor asked him to join their group Public Enemy. Sammy not only became a hype man for Public Enemy, he also started working on records for the group. He produced one of the songs off Public Enemy&#x2019;s album, &#x201C;Evil Empire&#x201D; titled, &#x201C;Broke Diva,&#x201D; as well as a record a song off Chuck D&#x2019;s solo record, &#x201C;Get it Right Or Be Gone.&#x201D; Besides working on Public Enemy records he also produced a track off DJ Lord&#x2019;s record, &#x2018;&#x2019;Eat The Rat,&#x201D; also featuring Chuck D. In 2015, Chuck D signed Sammy to his label SPITdigital as a recording artist. His first EP, &#x201C;You Already Know,&#x201D; was released in August and his video &#x201C;Juicy&#x201D; was released at the same time, featuring Flavor Flav. Sammy&#x2019;s next step is going into the studio to lay down tracks for his new album, which he hopes to complete this year. He knows that once he gets this album going, there is no stopping him!

Sammy Sam along with production partner Charlie Mac are the EDW team called &apos;East Duel West&apos; also to be released on SpitSlam.

Sammy Sam mixed in verities of genres of music based with Hip hop. This album ranges from stating Sammy Sam&#x2019;s point of view of political issues to love songs, party songs, and a bio. This album also has feat. from the legendary Chuck D of Public Enemy and Prophets of rage. Also, an upcoming artist jazz,soul,hip hop, R&amp;B in one singer Fuzzzy. You can get a complete taste of Sammy Sam&#x2019;s music journey on this album.

**Mirror Mirror**  
Wrote this song as I was looking into myself in the mirror. looking back at my life and present and future. Its a testimony and a promise to myself looking at myself in the mirror.

**One More time**  
This song was feat. by an incredible artist Fuzzzy. A song that every girl wishes get seduced by a successful man. 

**Jang Dok De ( contained soul)**  
A song that tells facts and emotions  of my ancestors of my native country Korea went through during the period of Japanese invasion and Korean war. Korea holds a history of being a slave to another country cause of war and country cut in half because of a political war.

**One good song**  
Feat. by Fuzzzy, cool,relaxed song that can make you feel good.  Wrote about simple life appreciation and blessings.

**Tears**  
Sampled from a record that I composed for DJ Lord. (Eat the Rat)
Feat. By our leader and a legend Chuck D.
I wrote this song stating about how much the government system and war has effected and defected our children. How media has presented this world like a nice present to manipulate this generation by covering up the facts around the world.

**Get Loud Tonight**  
Wrote and feat. By Chuck D . This song brings out not Just Sammy Sam but Sammy Vegas in me. A Party animal that I am, I want everyone to get out of there complicated life for once and get loose and party with this song.

**PE(Public Enemy) tribute**  
I am tributing to this song to my group that has embraced me and taught me to be a performer, musician, an adult, raising me to be who I am now.  Public Enemy. A full story about how I joined the group and my experience.

Disc 1

Mirror Mirror

Tears featuring Chuck D

K I M (Keep It Movin)

One More Time featuring Fuzzzy

One Good Song featuring Fuzzzy

Jang Dok De (Contained Soul)

Get Loud Tonight featuring Chuck D

Champion featuring YDG (Yang Dong Guen)

Flex On Em&apos;

PE (Public Enemy) Tribute featuring Chuck D and Flavor Flav

SpitSlam

Crazy Boss Asians

Amazon Music

Apple Music

Bandcamp

Slam Store

Roosevelt Long Island can claim many celebrated figures, and chief among them would be famed, and now iconic rap group Public Enemy. An outfit known for their revolutionary, pro-black / anti-government lyricism and groundbreaking production, are still sought after representatives even within a demonizing media. PE&apos;s fiery rhymes and unique stage show won millions of fans across the globe and having helmed the main mic for a legendary period is Chuck D. If Hip Hop were a nation Chuck D would be the president, democratically nominated by an inspired generation of musicians and music followers, around the world.
The critical and commercial success of Public Enemy opened the doors for MistaChuck to deliver a message through a number of different mediums, extending a reach to all segments of the population. From a featured host on the Fox News Channel, to best-selling author of his autobiography, &quot;Fight The Power.&quot; He is a highly-sought after and popular speaker on the college lecture circuit (universities ranging from Harvard to Howard), a prominent member of music industry non-profit organization&apos;s MusicCares and Rock The Vote (which honored him with the Patrick Lippert Award in 1996 for his contributions to community service) and founder of the SlamJamz label. Chuck D has led the musical and social movement as national spokesperson for Rock The Vote, the National Urban League and the National Alliance of African American Athletes; while appeared in public service announcements for HBO&apos;s campaign for national peace and the Partnership for the Drug Free America as well as a regular guest on numerous television shows including Nightline, Politically Incorrect and on CNN. The Public Enemy 20th anniversary album, tour and subsequent international media presence have livened yet another generation, as MistaChuck strives to use his diverse and dedicated presence within the digital and technological realm to forge a musical path for said generation. From a book imprint with partner Yusuf Jah, to subsidiary labels such as SHEdigital; the innovative empire born of twenty years of serving the people with power is set to launch even more unique vehicles for new talent.

Chuck D aka Mistachuck

Roosevelt Long Island can claim many celebrated figures, and chief among them would be famed, and now iconic rap group Public Enemy. An outfit known for their revolutionary, pro-black / anti-government lyricism and groundbreaking production, are still sought after representatives even within a demonizing media. PE&apos;s fiery rhymes and unique stage show won millions of fans across the globe and having helmed the main mic for a legendary period is Chuck D. If Hip Hop were a nation Chuck D would be the president, democratically nominated by an inspired generation of musicians and music followers, around the world.
The critical and commercial success of Public Enemy opened the doors for MistaChuck to deliver a message through a number of different mediums, extending a reach to all segments of the population. From a featured host on the Fox News Channel, to best-selling author of his autobiography, &quot;Fight The Power.&quot; He is a highly-sought after and popular speaker on the college lecture circuit (universities ranging from Harvard to Howard), a prominent member of music industry non-profit organization&apos;s MusicCares and Rock The Vote (which honored him with the Patrick Lippert Award in 1996 for his contributions to community service) and founder of the SlamJamz label.

Chuck D has led the musical and social movement as national spokesperson for Rock The Vote, the National Urban League and the National Alliance of African American Athletes; while appeared in public service announcements for HBO&apos;s campaign for national peace and the Partnership for the Drug Free America as well as a regular guest on numerous television shows including Nightline, Politically Incorrect and on CNN. The Public Enemy 20th anniversary album, tour and subsequent international media presence have livened yet another generation, as MistaChuck strives to use his diverse and dedicated presence within the digital and technological realm to forge a musical path for said generation. From a book imprint with partner Yusuf Jah, to subsidiary labels such as SHEdigital; the innovative empire born of twenty years of serving the people with power is set to launch even more unique vehicles for new talent.

Chuck D new solo , &#x201C;Celebration of Ignorance,&#x201D; a powerful addition to the hip hop legend&#x2019;s formidable 30-year career. The album was written and recorded during an intensely prolific and creative period, which included new albums from both Public Enemy and Prophets of Rage (released in 2017), his 300+ page book &#x201C;This Day in Rap and Hip-Hop History&#x201D; (published by Hatchett&#x2019;s Black Dog &amp; Leventhal division in 2017), his first gallery show as a visual artist earlier this year and a return to cinematic composing. Chuck created additional music (with Amani K. Smith) for the new Showtime documentary series, &#x201C;Shut Up and Dribble,&#x201D; and his new track, &#x201C;Speak On It,&#x201D; will close out the final episode this Saturday at 9p.m. ET/PT.

After several whirlwind years of writing, recording, touring and creating art in multiple mediums, Chuck shows no signs of slowing down, telling fans, &#x201C;Enjoy &#x201C;Celebration of Ignorance&#x201D; and catch me in 2019 on the road with Enemy Radio, Public Enemy, and Prophets of Rage, hopefully, maybe, doing these songs.&#x201D; Chuck D is considered one of the most influential lyricists in contemporary music. Both as a solo artist and as the leader of the groundbreaking group Public Enemy (which was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013), he helped pave the way for political, social, and culturally conscious hip-hop.

Public Enemy&apos;s albums remain among the most critically acclaimed works in the genre, including &#x201C;It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back&#x201D; and &#x201C;Fear of a Black Planet.&#x201D; Chuck is also a prominent figure on the speaking circuit lending his voice to issues and causes ranging from technology to race relations.  He is also a founding member of the supergroup Prophets of Rage, alongside members of Rage Against the Machine and Cypress Hill.

**&#x201C;Chuck D&apos;s &quot;Celebration Of Ignorance&quot; Project Chides 45 &amp; Elevates LeBron James&#x201D;** by Kyle Eustice  

Over the course of his celebrated career, Chuck D has consistently &#x2014; and expertly &#x2014; delivered politically-charged bars over powerful and frenetic production. His new Mistachuck solo project, Celebration Of Ignorance, harnesses that same energy for the duration of its 10 tracks.

From his thoughts on 45 and his &#x201C;Cavemanic&#x201D; behavior to LeBron James and the destruction of Mother Earth, Chuck and his partner-in-rhyme Jahi of P.E. 2.0 kick plenty of knowledge as they swap their verses.

&#x201C;I make sure that I do a release every year,&#x201D; Chuck tells HipHopDX. &#x201C;In this case, the Celebration Of Ignorance is the subject that just came out of the discussion of what I see and think about at this moment. It&#x2019;s actually based off of a Carl Sagan book. I decided to write the album surrounding it. It doesn&#x2019;t look to reinvent the wheel. It&#x2019;s just a reflection of this time and this space now that I have and being able to put it into a cultural mode.&#x201D;

Jahi adds, &#x201C;It&#x2019;s based on an excerpt from Sagan&#x2019;s book The Demon-Haunted World. It provided an opportunity to let the mic and music speak. The goal is to know the tradition of showing respect to your elders in Hip Hop. Chuck D is not just one of the greatest minds we have in Hip Hop and the world, we also move as brothers of the same mind.

&#x201C;In giving maximum respect and salute, I did my best to bring my penmanship, add something and follow Chuck&#x2019;s lead.&#x201D;

With production from David &#x201C;C-Doc&#x201D; Snyder, Celebration Of Ignorance also shines a light on Jahi&#x2019;s innate lyrical skills.
&#x201C;He&#x2019;s a labelmate and he&#x2019;s also the first MC I commissioned to do work in Public Enemy as far as an opening MC or Master of Ceremonies,&#x201D; Chuck says. &#x201C;Project Experience Millennial &#x2014; that&#x2019;s what PE 2.0 means and Jahi is more like Mr. Chuck D. We decided to be more of accompanying duo hitting at these topics. Like I said, I chose him to be another MC in Public Enemy because of not only his tenure, but his ability to move the crowd.&#x201D;

And at the end of the day, that&#x2019;s one of Chuck&#x2019;s specialties. He&#x2019;s been rocking stages with Public Enemy and now Prophets Of Rage for decades. He&#x2019;s not as concerned about record sales as he is with getting an impactful message across.

&#x201C;It&#x2019;s my firm belief that a lot of people want to get buzz and they want to do anything to make noise, so they can get a sale,&#x201D; he says. &#x201C;The theme about the SpitSLAM Record Label Group is that we want to have a dignified roster of artists that make statements. We don&#x2019;t thirst for the sale. We thirst for the placement.&#x201D;

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Ain&apos;t No

Cavemanic

Mutterert

Speak on It!

Freedblack

Blacknificent

Celebration of Ignorance

Tiredof45 (10.18.18)

Celebration Of Ignorance

Comprised of longtime friends and performers, Leslie Allin, Eric Papky and Michael Brown;&#xA0;Anime Oscen and Hive aka AO&amp;H, bring 17 years of chemistry to their music. The collaboration with Hive studios assisted Anime in producing songs which gained the attention of rap icon Chuck D. who mentored their message into politically charged country songs. These reflections underpin the artful and traditionally folk styles of Anime&#x2019;s songwriting. The Hamilton, Ontario trio AO&amp;H has recently compiled a 4-Track album release of North Country dubbed NewFolk C&amp;W. The single and video for &#x201C;Everyone&#x2019;s Got Won&#x201D; is a defense attack on gun abuse in the world at large, but specifically the USA. Just an example of the powerhouse music on release. The trio performed four of their songs live at the Georgia Many Rivers To Cross Festival on October 1st 2016. The road trip to the festival and their performance there is part of an introspective documentary on the group. With two music videos released, their songs are making way to a fan base seeking more cerebral country music sounds.

Anime Oscen &amp; Hive

Comprised of longtime friends and performers, Leslie Allin, Eric Papky and Michael Brown;&#xA0;Anime Oscen and Hive aka AO&amp;H, bring 17 years of chemistry to their music. The collaboration with Hive studios assisted Anime in producing songs which gained the attention of rap icon Chuck D. who mentored their message into politically charged country songs. These reflections underpin the artful and traditionally folk styles of Anime&#x2019;s songwriting. The Hamilton, Ontario trio AO&amp;H has recently compiled a 4-Track album release of North Country dubbed NewFolk C&amp;W. The single and video for &#x201C;Everyone&#x2019;s Got Won&#x201D; is a defense attack on gun abuse in the world at large, but specifically the USA. Just an example of the powerhouse music on release.

The trio performed four of their songs live at the Georgia Many Rivers To Cross Festival on October 1st 2016. The road trip to the festival and their performance there is part of an introspective documentary on the group. With two music videos released, their songs are making way to a fan base seeking more cerebral country music sounds.

Comprised of longtime friends and performers, Leslie Allin, Eric Papky and Michael Brown; Anime Oscen and Hive aka AO&amp;H, bring 17 years of chemistry to their music. The collaboration with Hive studios assisted Anime in producing songs which gained the attention of rap icon Chuck D. who mentored their message into politically charged country songs. These reflections underpin the artful and traditionally folk styles of Anime&#x2019;s songwriting. The Hamilton, Ontario trio AO&amp;H has recently compiled a 4-Track album release of North Country dubbed NewFolk C&amp;W. The single and video for &#x201C;Everyone&#x2019;s Got Won&#x201D; is a defense attack on gun abuse in the world at large, but specifically the USA. Just an example of the powerhouse music on release.

The trio performed four of their songs live at the Georgia Many Rivers To Cross Festival on October 1st 2016. The road trip to the festival and their performance there is part of an introspective documentary on the group. With two music videos released, their songs are making way to a fan base seeking more cerebral country music sounds.

SINGLES INCLUDE:  
**&#x201C;Everyone&#x2019;s Got Won&#x201D;** asks one to imagine a world where every single person, including toddlers, are walking around with a loaded gun. It paints a world where no one is ever able to relax. The message is clear: From afar it looks as though the USA is almost at this point.

Verse- *&#x201C;You say that&#x2019;s impossible, that child, with a smile. A toy in one hand, the other a fistful. This is not a nightmare, this is tomorrow if we have no fear our demise is near.&#x201D;*

**&#x201C;Borders, Waters and Orders&#x201D;** touches on the United States government feeling free to dictate who is human on &#x201C;their&#x201D; soil as well in as every other country they want to control.

The second verse of the song speaks about the Black Lives Matters movement and its overdue importance in making certain types understand that they are no better than anyone else because of their skin color. The invalidity of war is the subject of the bridge. Not one for the faint of heart.

**&#x201C;The Bad Kind of Pain&#x201D;** A love song? No. A song about being toyed with, led down a primrose path to an unforeseen black hole of infinite depth. A man&#x2019;s ego needing to be fed.

A woman&#x2019;s heart, the casualty.

**&#x201C;Uber Loser&#x201D;** Inspired by the male Uber drivers being accused of inappropriate behavior while they should be providing a safe ride. A parody that quickly becomes more serious with a potent message to all males on the prowl.

Everyone&#x2019;s Got Won

Borders, Waters and Orders

The Bad Kind Of Pain

Uber Loser

North Country

**DJ Lord** is an [Earthizen](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States) [DJ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DJ) and [turntablist](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turntablism). In 1999, DJ Lord joined the [hip hop](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hip_hop_music) group [Public Enemy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Enemy_%28band%29) on its 40th World Tour replacing [Terminator X](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminator_X). Soon after, DJ Lord had his own performance segment within the Public Enemy show. While hip hop has been at the foundation of his career, he also works in the [drum and bass](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_and_bass) arena. His career and the art of turntablism is documented in the DVD, _DJ Lord - The Turntablist Chronicles_, released in 2004.

In addition to working with Public Enemy, DJ Lord tours solo as well as with [Flavor Flav](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavor_Flav) in his solo effort as well as with art exhibition Arts, Beats + Lyrics. He has also performed with rock band [Confrontation Camp](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confrontation_Camp).

In December 2014 he released his first solo album with 2MP (2 Much Posse) entitled &#x201C;Eat The Rat&#x201D; on Spit Digital.

DJ Lord

**DJ Lord** is an [Earthizen](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States) [DJ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DJ) and [turntablist](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turntablism).

In 1999, DJ Lord joined the [hip hop](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hip_hop_music) group [Public Enemy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Enemy_%28band%29) on its 40th World Tour replacing [Terminator X](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminator_X). Soon after, DJ Lord had his own performance segment within the Public Enemy show. While hip hop has been at the foundation of his career, he also works in the [drum and bass](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum_and_bass) arena. His career and the art of turntablism is documented in the DVD, _DJ Lord - The Turntablist Chronicles_, released in 2004.

In addition to working with Public Enemy, DJ Lord tours solo as well as with [Flavor Flav](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavor_Flav) in his solo effort as well as with art exhibition Arts, Beats + Lyrics. He has also performed with rock band [Confrontation Camp](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confrontation_Camp).

In December 2014 he released his first solo album with 2MP (2 Much Posse) entitled &#x201C;Eat The Rat&#x201D; on Spit Digital.

DJ Lord teams with the legendary Kool Keith and producer Threepeeoh to create this out of world sonic tackle. Its the lead single on the Afterburn album.

Eagleforce Featuring Kool Keith

DJ Lord, turntablist for both Public Enemy and Prophets of Rage, drops a surprise set of tracks today with &#x201C;AFTERBURN&#x201D; featuring Chuck D and Kool Keith. Recorded, mixed and mastered during worldwide tours with both groups, the album leads with the single, &#x201C;Eagle Force,&#x201D; a collaboration between Lord, his longtime hero Kool Keith and producer Threepeeoh. The accompanying video is a nod to Keith&#x2019;s fascination with space, adding an unexpected layer to his raw lyrics and Lord&#x2019;s sound manipulation. &#x201C;AFTERBURN&#x201D; also includes &#x201C;Terrorwrist&#x201D; (produced by Mike Redman), which originally appeared on PE&#x2019;s &#x201C;Nothing Is Quick In the Desert,&#x201D; as well as multiple instrumentals and remixes by Threepeeoh and C-Doc.

&#x201C;I personally like to hear the beat rock,&#x201D; Lord says, explaining why he wanted different versions of each track on the album. &#x201C;If it&#x2019;s a dope beat&#x2026;let it breathe&#x2026;scratch out to it&#x2026;rock out.&#x201D; &#x201C;I love it when someone else remixes one of my tracks. It gives you another view, like &#x2018;why didn&#x2019;t I think of flipping the beat to that?&#x2019;&#x201D; &#x201C;DJ Lord is a turntable musician,&#x201D; adds Chuck D. &#x201C;To work with him in not one, but two, groundbreaking groups, is a gift I could never repay.&#x201D;

Lord has spent nearly 20 years behind the decks for Public Enemy and the past two years recording and touring stadiums as a member of The Prophets of Rage. He has been a DMC World DJ Championships finalist twice and has embarked on over 100 worldwide tours.

EAGLE FORCE featuring Kool Keith

TERRORWRIST featuring Chuck D

EAGLE FORCE (C-DOC REMIXX) featuring Kool Keith

TERRORWRIST (REMIX) featuring Chuck D

EAGLE FORCE (INSTRUMENTAL)

TERRORWRIST (INSTRUMENTAL)

EAGLE FORCE (C-DOC REMIXX INSTRUMENTAL)

TERRORWRIST (REMIX INSTRUMENTAL)

Afterburn

Hip hop historian, music technologist and founder of the original socially conscious band **Stetsasonic**, **Daddy-O** is a living hip-hop legend and one of the most influential voices in trending digital media. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Daddy-O has conquered the music industry not only as an artist, but as a mogul that helped launch industry heavyweights like Mary J. Blige, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Keith Richards, Sonic Youth, and They Might Be Giants. &#xA0;&#x2028;Building on his success with Stetsasonic, Daddy-O developed into a highly sought-after writer and producer during the 80s and 90s. This is where he began to lay the foundation for his successful career as a music executive and music technologist.&#x2028;&#x2028;Daddy-O has worked for Universal, Def Jam, and Motown Records. He has also discovered talent like Smooth Da&#x2019; Hustla, Master P. and Mystikal. Daddy-O has produced music for The B-52s, Mary J. Blige, and Queen Latifah, just to name a few.&#x2028;&#x2028;Daddy-O has deejayed in posh venues from NYC&#x2019;s Highline Ballroom to Atlanta&#x2019;s Biltmore. Even at class acts like the Michael C. Carlos Museum In July 2015, Daddy-O returned from a 22 year hiatus to release his latest solo album entitled &quot;#EverybodyButKRS&quot; on Odad Truth Records, a label he co-owns with partner and fellow 730 bandmate Lion Lindwedel Daddy-O releases albums on the Odad Truth label for True School Entertainment with online distribution through SpitDigital and physical Distribution available through [www.trueschoolent.com](http://www.trueschoolent.com).

Professor Daddy-O

SLBB a musical essay that visits the answer to gun violence in our community from one of Hip Hop&apos;s most prominent rap voices, Stetsasonic Frontman Professor  Daddy-O. The accompanying short film is an eerie examination of the deadly consequences of ignoring said violence. The energetic, Played Out &quot;...hookah lounges, Bravo, Andy, and Mona Scott...&quot; is a grown folk water cooler conversation about today&apos;s surreality. A hilarious interlude taps on, &quot;Are you grown and still living with your moms, Dude?&quot; followed by Shinin, a hardcore Brooklyn anthem that&apos;ll make everybody dance.-...GG

Shootin Like A Beatbox featuring SG

Played Out

LIVIN Wit Yo Moms

Shinin (Borough Of Kings)

Odad Truth Records

Shootin Like A Beatbox featuring SG EP

No Tablecloths is a phrase adapted from Daddy Os&apos; Haitian wife noticing in America there were restaurants that actually served food with No Tablecloths. Says Daddy O &#x201C;Society and Hip Hop is experiencing the same fate. We have taken off the Tablecloths, and thus abandoned our class and taken devastating shortcuts. This album is what folks talk about need s to be changed, I&apos;m just saying it out loud, with some sense of solution of course.&#x201D;

No Tablecloths Intro

Bullets

Ballas fraturing AZ

Haiti featuring Marsha Bolton

Mr 9-5

Blasphemy

Pull Ya Pants Up (Negroes Are Dead)

Moonlight Sonata (The Stroke Of My Pen)

I Suppose

Gunz N Sneakers featuring Money Makin Nique

Diddy Was In Diapers (HEARDRIGHT)

Scott LaRock Knew It

Wash Ya Azz featuring Keysa

I Suppose (Reprise)

Shootin Like A Beatbox (Save Our Children)

No Tablecloths

Powerful statement and video off Professor Daddy O&apos;s latest album NO Tablecloths. The youth have been victims of gun violence all over the world these past 30years , but especially in the USA and in the Black community. Here Daddy-O drops the message for all inviolved and concerned.

Shootin Like A Beatbox

Dig The Dig

Crazy Boss Asians

Sammy Sam

Celebration Of Ignorance

Chuck D aka Mistachuck

North Country

Anime Oscen & Hive

Eagleforce Featuring Kool Keith

DJ Lord

Afterburn

DJ Lord

Shootin Like A Beatbox featuring SG EP

Professor Daddy-O

No Tablecloths

Professor Daddy-O

Shootin Like A Beatbox

Professor Daddy-O