Jahi of PE2.0 Jahi&apos;s career began after becoming the first local Cleveland Hip Hop artist to perform at The Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame in 1999 as a result of winning a competition. At soundcheck, Jahi met Public Enemy and connected with Chuck D backstage. Jahi went on to release underground solo projects, and also one album, Soulhop The Breakthru, on EMI Denmark to critical acclaim with the Danish supergroup Nobody Beats the Beats in 2006.
Sharing the same stages with Yasiin Bey, Blackalicious, Common, Talib Kweli, The Black Eyed Peas, Jay Z, The Roots, Mary J. Blige, Chuck Brown, Chaka Khan, Floetry, Raheem DeVaughn, Ab&#xAD;Soul, Dead Prez, Jennifer Johns, Snoop Dogg, Zion I, KRS&#xAD;One, Outkast, Goodie Mob, Public Enemy and many more as an independent artist provided opportunities for Jahi to find his voice and hone in on his craft. Returning to the states, Jahi reunited with Public Enemy as the official opening act and MC for the 20th Anniversary Tour. It was here where the seeds were planted for PE 2.0. Strong Songs. Meaningful Movements. Better Mindsets. These are the phrases that capture the focus for this new branch on the iconic tree of PE. Jahi&#x2019;s task is two&#xAD;fold. One is to take select songs from the PE catalog and cover them or reVisit them. Two is to create new songs over new production and classic PE&#xAD;Bomb Squad tracks to bring new consciousness, culture and spirit to Hip Hop worldwide. Backed by a band in Oakland called The Life, and musical collaborations with the original members of Public Enemy like DJ Lord&#xAD;turntables, Davy DMX on Bass, T&#xAD;Bone on Drums, and Khari Wynn on guitar, with special guest appearances by Professor Griff and Chuck D, PE 2.0 continues the legacy of PE.

Coming off a great music sharing run with PEople Get Ready, performing with Yasiin Bey, Public Enemy, and KRS&#xAD; One, PE 2.0 released multiple videos from the album including &quot;Yo,&quot; and &quot;What They Need.&quot; PE 2.0 now delivers insPirEd, which is simply social commentary over boombap. The lead single &quot;Survival&quot; speaks to the need for people to fight back against tyranny. insPirEd music producers are the legendary Easy Mo Bee and Jam Master Jay, Divided Souls, DJ Pain 1, Chyskilz and many more from the original PE catalogs.

Jahi is also a leader in his community. As a Program Manager for The Office of African American Male Achievement/Oakland Unified School District, the first program in the nation to serve African American boys in a public school district, Jahi manages the Manhood Development program in 16 school sites in Oakland, California.

[Read Review from VZN MAGAZINE speaking about their last preformance with Arrested Development&#xA0;](http://www.vznmagazine.com/newmusic/2016/2/24/jahi-pe-20-arrested-development-live-in-nyc)

Jahi as PE2.0

Jahi of PE2.0 Jahi&apos;s career began after becoming the first local Cleveland Hip Hop artist to perform at The Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame in 1999 as a result of winning a competition. At soundcheck, Jahi met Public Enemy and connected with Chuck D backstage. Jahi went on to release underground solo projects, and also one album, Soulhop The Breakthru, on EMI Denmark to critical acclaim with the Danish supergroup Nobody Beats the Beats in 2006.
Sharing the same stages with Yasiin Bey, Blackalicious, Common, Talib Kweli, The Black Eyed Peas, Jay Z, The Roots, Mary J. Blige, Chuck Brown, Chaka Khan, Floetry, Raheem DeVaughn, Ab&#xAD;Soul, Dead Prez, Jennifer Johns, Snoop Dogg, Zion I, KRS&#xAD;One, Outkast, Goodie Mob, Public Enemy and many more as an independent artist provided opportunities for Jahi to find his voice and hone in on his craft. Returning to the states, Jahi reunited with Public Enemy as the official opening act and MC for the 20th Anniversary Tour.

It was here where the seeds were planted for PE 2.0. Strong Songs. Meaningful Movements. Better Mindsets. These are the phrases that capture the focus for this new branch on the iconic tree of PE. Jahi&#x2019;s task is two&#xAD;fold. One is to take select songs from the PE catalog and cover them or reVisit them. Two is to create new songs over new production and classic PE&#xAD;Bomb Squad tracks to bring new consciousness, culture and spirit to Hip Hop worldwide. Backed by a band in Oakland called The Life, and musical collaborations with the original members of Public Enemy like DJ Lord&#xAD;turntables, Davy DMX on Bass, T&#xAD;Bone on Drums, and Khari Wynn on guitar, with special guest appearances by Professor Griff and Chuck D, PE 2.0 continues the legacy of PE.

Coming off a great music sharing run with PEople Get Ready, performing with Yasiin Bey, Public Enemy, and KRS&#xAD; One, PE 2.0 released multiple videos from the album including &quot;Yo,&quot; and &quot;What They Need.&quot; PE 2.0 now delivers insPirEd, which is simply social commentary over boombap. The lead single &quot;Survival&quot; speaks to the need for people to fight back against tyranny. insPirEd music producers are the legendary Easy Mo Bee and Jam Master Jay, Divided Souls, DJ Pain 1, Chyskilz and many more from the original PE catalogs.

Jahi is also a leader in his community. As a Program Manager for The Office of African American Male Achievement/Oakland Unified School District, the first program in the nation to serve African American boys in a public school district, Jahi manages the Manhood Development program in 16 school sites in Oakland, California.

[Read Review from VZN MAGAZINE speaking about their last preformance with Arrested Development&#xA0;](http://www.vznmagazine.com/newmusic/2016/2/24/jahi-pe-20-arrested-development-live-in-nyc)

I&apos;ve had this track for almost a decade and never knew what to write. Never want to come off as tired in a sense of giving up or being weak about a situation. Once I was able to flip it to mean tired of injustice and put it in a way that gives the sense that it may be tiring dealing with systematic racism but like my ancestors who I shout out we keep pushing forward. &#x2014; Jahi

SpitSlam

Tired

Apple Music

Nation Builder to send an alternative vibration out that counters the current crisis in leadership in America.The album was originally called 40+  tapped into A track by Pain 1.made Jahiplzay track for some of his students and they said that beat was hard to rhyme over. It really describes the thinking and feeling of Jahi around the present and future with music.

Jahi describes this albums songs in his own words:

**Chuck Speaks**  
Chuck D is like the head coach for Hip Hop culture. We did a concert together in LA and he came and introduced me. More importantly that bringing me on stage, his words of encouragement was for everyone. It inspired and motivated us all in that room. As a thank you and salute I shared his words of wisdom.

**All Night**  
I went to go see Rakim. The concert was so packed it was a fire hazard. Rakim talked about coming back in his 70&#x2019;s to rock. I went home and these words came out.

**Already Know**  
Straight social commentary over Boombap. Younger people are quick to saw they already know something which is where the hook came from. Some of my more important rhymes.

**Nation Builder**  
Title track. The album was originally called 40+ until I tapped into this track by Pain 1. I played the track for some of my students and they said that beat was hard to rhyme over. I kicked a verse for them over this beat that became the title track. The second verse really describes my thinking and feeling around the present and future with music.

**Tired**  
I&apos;ve had this track for almost a decade and never knew what to write. Never want to come off as tired in a sense of giving up or being weak about a situation. Once I was able to flip it to mean tired of injustice and put it in a way that gives the sense that it may be tiring dealing with systematic racism but like my ancestors who I shout out we keep pushing forward.

**Tent City**  
The homeless problem is America is so out of control and normalized. There is a huge tent city in Oakland on 27th and MLK and when I drove past I thought what would happen if I lost my financial security. I also looked in the eyes of many brothers and sisters homeless and heard these words coming from their pain.

**Talk that Talk**  
Channelling my inner Chuck D on this revisit. I called out Facebook and deporting of the Haitians and watched how all of these things became a part of public discourse. For me this is conscious battle rap where you are not taking on another MC, you are taking on ignorance and companies promoting death.

**BLAP-Black Love &amp; Power**  
Im an Oakland resident and really feel at home, but I am still originally from East Cleveland Ohio where we like beats that slap. When I heard this by DJ Pain 1 I knew I was going to use it, but wasn&#x2019;t sure how to flip it. Once I got the chorus it was on. Social consciousness over trap.

**Real Recognize Real**  
Im an introspective person at heart. Night time is always where I work out life. I also play beats mostly at night and open myself up to be a vessel for words. This track by Divided Souls wrote itself. The idea of going from good to great was on my mind for every line.

Disc 1

Chuck Speaks (Featuring Chuck D)

All Night

Already Know

Nation Builder

Tent City

Talk That Talk

B.L.A.P.

Real Recognize Real

Bandcamp

**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.

Here&#x2019;s DJ Lord&#x2019;s (Prophets Of Rage) Moshtape Vol 2 Featuring Slayer, Jimi Hendrix, Beastie Boys, Black Sabbath, Action Bronson and More

Just in case you happen to be struggling to get through the work/school week because you don&#x2019;t have the proper soundtrack, boy do we have something perfect for you.

Released last week, DJ Lord (Prophets Of Rage/Public Enemy) and Peyote Cody have teamed up for a new Metal Shrapnel Moshtape which combines the likes of hip-hop and metal legends such as Chuck D, Slayer, Black Sabbath, Soundgarden, Jimi Hendrix, Body Count, Beastie Boys and so much more.

To check out the epic 43-minute DJ mix, be sure to look below. Afterwards, make sure to grab tickets to see Prophets Of Rage out on tour this summer with Avenged Sevenfold, Three Days Grace and Ho99o9 here.

CHUCK D MOSHTAPE DROP JAM INTRO

DJ LORD SHOW ROUTINE x (JIMI HENDRIX x MC5 x BODY COUNT x BLACK SABBATH x SLAYER)

PROPHETS OF RAGE - RADICAL EYES x (MLK x LAST POETS x GIL SCOTT HERON x ZACK DE LA ROCHA x LEE SCRATCH PERRY)

ONE DAY AS A LION - IF YOU FEAR DYING x (KRS ONE)

PUBLIC ENEMY - TOXIC x (MISFITS)

BODY COUNT - CIVIL WAR

SOUNDGARDEN - JESUS CHRIST POSE x (ISSAC HAYES x BERNARD PURDIE x JAMES BROWN)

PROPHETS OF RAGE - WHO OWNS WHO x (JAMES BROWN x CHRIS CORNELL x BEASTIE BOYS)

PUBLIC ENEMY - BEAT THEM ALL

NERVOSA - WAKE UP AND FIGHT x (JAMES BROWN x EARTH WIND AND FIRE)

DAVID AXELROD - FOR WHAT ITS WORTH x (CYPRESS HILL)

DJ LORD - WIZARD LORD SOLO x (BLACK SABBATH)

FISHBONE - RIOT

PROPHETS OF RAGE - FIRED A SHOT x (CUTTY RANKS x THE CLASH x BEASTIE BOYS x RUN DMC x BOB MARLEY)

SLAYER - TAKE CONTROL x (BUSTA RHYMES)

DJ MUGGS x MAYHEM LAUREN x ACTION BRONSON x B REAL - TENSION x (CHRIS CORNELL)

IRON MAIDEN - FLIGHT OF ICARUS x TUPAC - HOLLA IF YOU HEAR ME x RAGE AGAINST

THE MACHINE - VIETNOW

EDAN - HELP

HEAVY METAL KINGS - GOLAN AND GLOBUS

READY FOR WAR BREAK

SCARFACE - BLACK STILL x (JUDAS PRIEST)

JUDAS PRIEST - SAINTS IN HELL

CZARFACE - NAUTICAL DEPTH

PROPHETS OF RAGE - STRENGTH IN NUMBERS x (BIG DADDY KANE x RUN DMC x JUDAS PRIEST x BETTY DAVIS)

Metal Shrapnel MoshTape Volume 2

For Anime Oscen, music has been a lifelong endeavor that began with a Fisher Price Whinnie the Poo record player. From the start, her musical predilections have been varied. Peter Cetera; Pink Floyd, Willie Nelson, Metallica, etc. She has always admired, and even immortalized, classical songstresses like Bette Midler and Celine Dion. Her song-writing abilities have been compared to the likes of Joni Mitchell and Alanis Morrisette. Anime is self-taught in both singing and song-writing, but for a handful of vocal lessons she had over the years to augment her natural abilities. She dabbles with several instruments and has band experience, but focuses on solo singing and song-writing as her first loves. Her style could best be described as a cocktail of R&amp;B/Pop and folk.

Her hope is to generate peace and love through music and fill as many hearts with positivity as she is able to influence. Anime has always been passionate about activism and helping those in need. The love of nature and protecting its sanctity is at her core, and her desire for positive change is reflected in her songs.

Anime is Canadian, and grew up in the former &#x201C;Steel City&#x201D; of Hamilton, Ontario. She also spent time residing in Northern Kentucky.

GreenLove Records a small independent label that represents Anime Oscen. Established in 2015 it&#x2019;s theme is one of peace and unity.

Anime Oscen

For Anime Oscen, music has been a lifelong endeavor that began with a Fisher Price Whinnie the Poo record player. From the start, her musical predilections have been varied. Peter Cetera; Pink Floyd, Willie Nelson, Metallica, etc. She has always admired, and even immortalized, classical songstresses like Bette Midler and Celine Dion. Her song-writing abilities have been compared to the likes of Joni Mitchell and Alanis Morrisette.

Anime is self-taught in both singing and song-writing, but for a handful of vocal lessons she had over the years to augment her natural abilities. She dabbles with several instruments and has band experience, but focuses on solo singing and song-writing as her first loves. Her style could best be described as a cocktail of R&amp;B/Pop and folk.

Her hope is to generate peace and love through music and fill as many hearts with positivity as she is able to influence. Anime has always been passionate about activism and helping those in need. The love of nature and protecting its sanctity is at her core, and her desire for positive change is reflected in her songs.

Anime is Canadian, and grew up in the former &#x201C;Steel City&#x201D; of Hamilton, Ontario. She also spent time residing in Northern Kentucky.

GreenLove Records a small independent label that represents Anime Oscen. Established in 2015 it&#x2019;s theme is one of peace and unity.

Anime Oscen sings a surreal sonic story of hope through the obsracle of all life. Faith taking the place of lies. A forward outlook on a future of peace and love. Well written, well sung.

GreenLove Records

Believe

W A T E R P R O T E C T O R S Water is love. Water is Life.

**Lyrics**

They fracking for more oil  
more environment more water to spoil  
you see they poisoning the people out there in Flint  
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe they facing imprisonment  
all cause they took a stand water protectors  
against military tactics and tankers  
white boys get acquitted taking federal lands  
native people fight for rights and get cuff in their hands DAMN  
the ancestors speak through the buffalo  
another struggle here we go all power to the people  
and you can keep your pipeline  
dont you know that water&apos;s a lifeline  
(come on)  

Water Protectors  
Water is Love  
Water is Life  
(salute)  
The Water Protectors  
Keep Standing Up for your Rights (come on)  
Water Protectors  
Water is Love  
Water is Life  
(salute)  
The Water Protectors  
On the real its a Natural Right  

Deeper than a protest  
living on the west side of Babylon  
survived the worse as we continue on  
water natural resource of course  
greedy sub humans try to poison the source  
it never was your land  
peace to the Wampanoag people  
of the first light the three sister they grow it (beans, maize &amp; squash)  
water is vital know agriculture  
land and the ancestors part of the culture  
in this critical time and hour  
end all digging and get into wind power  
end all the faulty companies and their land grab  
trying to steal and control what they never had  
stop shooting rubber bullets bullying peaceful people  
the more we take a stand the more we see your evil  
and leave the water alone  
salute everywhere the indigenous roam and I&apos;m gone

SLAMjamz Catalog

W A T E R P R O T E C T O R S

The One is the sound of 2016 for Anime Oscen.
The One has the definite rock and pop flare of a great singer songwriter she is.

This song is about knowing all the wrong ones and finally finding the right.

The Video is a amazing entry into the spring summer sound vibe of 2016. Filmed by David C Snyder in Toronto.
Broken Chain is the debut album from Anime Oscen. It&#x2019;s an eclectic mix of different styles, sounds and emotions.

The Team of Anime Oscen and Eric Papky and Mike Brown of HIVE Studios reckons to be a force in great songs of today and tomorrow

Greenlove Records is a small independent label that represents Anime Oscen. Established in 2015 it&#x2019;s theme is one of peace and unity.

The One

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

Loud, Distinct, Powerful and Conscious, the legendary Daddy O puts out a new album that is a must have and will be an album that is played over and over again. Daddy O&#x2019;s powerful voice slams you and pulls you in to his sounds and lyrics as if you are you are with him in his space. Every song on the album is a HIT! Chuck D of Public Enemy adds his voice to the album on &#x201C;Method of A Madness&#x201D; which is a song that will be played over and over again on my turntable. Go get this album!

Standing On The Edge Of Extinction

The Odad, The Gun &amp; The Children

Basement Terrorism

Abdul Kariym (With A Gangsta Lean)

Blood Got Shot (Now The Blues Got Me)

Brainchild Of Blackness

Method Of My Madness (feat. Chuck D)

Trunkfullafunk (On Da Blowup)

Catch A Beatdown

Odad Truth Records

The Odad, The Gun, And The Children

Detroit Antlive has been rocking Hip Hop since the 1980s. Antlive was discovered by Chuck D of Public Enemy at age 17. After a brief trip to New York in 1991, a record deal followed with Ced Gee of the Ultramagnetic MC&apos;s. Next Plateau/London Polygram records signed the Group. MF911 is one of Detroit&#x2019;s 1st hiphop acts to be signed to a major recording deal in 1992. In 1993, MF911 album &#x201C;Idol The Bloodsport&#x201D; was released. Opportunity proved to be long lasting for Antlive embarking on a recording studio, production, and engineering career before becoming a local radio producer/personality at Detroit&#x2019;s FM98 WJLB in 1994. Known for authentic hardcore production, chopped samples, sounding nothing like the original version, the BoomBapKing was created. During the turn of the century, Antlive resourced his production abilities to RZA, Allah Mathematics, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Proof, Hush, Rj Rice, Chuck D, Jam Master Jay, J Dilla, Scarface, MF911 and more. Since 2012, Antlive has joined forces with various underground artist and producers to create conceptualized boombap albums as the Rocknrollas, Skeletor, I got Beats, Cocaine Niggas throughout the world currently being released through Slamjamz the home label of Chuck D, Easy Mo Bee &amp; Public Enemy!

Antlive

Dedicated to Love &amp; Hate

Antstrumentals is a collection of beats created by Detroit producer Antlive, who has crafted beats for Ced Gee Ultramagnetic Mc&apos;s, MF 911, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, &amp; Raekwon to name a few. Antlive discovered by Chuck D in 1987 has been a Detroit fixture in hiphop for over 30 years. Slamjamz celebrates his legacy with an underground boombap release for the ages.

Dig The Dig

Tired

Jahi as PE2.0

Nation Builder

Jahi as PE2.0

Metal Shrapnel MoshTape Volume 2

DJ Lord

Believe

Anime Oscen

W A T E R P R O T E C T O R S

Jahi as PE2.0

The One

Anime Oscen

The Odad, The Gun, And The Children

Professor Daddy-O

ANTstrumentals

Antlive