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Snak The Ripper

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Macklemore

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Electric Coolaid Acid Testing EP

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Electric Coolaid Acid Testing EP

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Electric Coolaid Acid Testing EP

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RIP Proof & MC Breed

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== Tracklist ==

1. Broken (feat. Journalist & MU)

2. Derty (Promo)

3. One Two (feat. MC Breed)

4. Derty Harry

5. X-Fam (feat. Marv Won, J-Hill, & Bareda

6. Places I've Been (feat. J-Hill)

Australia’s indigenous art: ‘An economic colossus’

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Aboriginal people have long found spiritual inspiration for their art. Phil Mercer explores how this tradition has become one of Australia’s most potent cultural and economic movements.
Australia's lower house unanimously passes a bill recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples as the country's first inhabitants.
Aborigines remain by far Australia’s most disadvantaged group; they die younger, and suffer higher rates of poverty and unemployment than anyone else.
The search for reconciliation between black and white Australia is a constant theme for Raymond Walters Japanangka, a commercial painter based in the Northern Territory.
“I’m very passionate about building relationships between all cultures, and I want to look at exploring art in that way also,” he tells BBC Culture.
He comes from a rich artistic bloodline. His late uncle was Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, one of the most collected and distinguished Aboriginal painters. ‘Warlugulong’, his celebrated piece of acrylic on canvas that tells the tale of the power of a hallowed bushfire, was sold at auction for more than AUD$2 million in 2007.
Like other Aboriginal artists, Raymond Walters Japanangka draws inspiration from those closest to him.
“The foundation for a lot of my art is based on my spiritual upbringing, and my connection with my grandfather and grandmother’s country and also my connection with our belief system and family. Acrylic paint and brushstrokes are just a way of expressing that,” he explains.
Ancestral spirits also inspire the brushstrokes of veteran Aboriginal artist Bronwyn Bancroft as she depicts the divinity of the lands of her tribe, the Djanbun clan, in northern New South Wales.
A founding member of Boomalli, an Aboriginal artists’ collective in the Sydney suburb of Leichhardt, Bronwyn Bancroft surveys a gallery full of charcoal drawings, works in acrylic and art made from felt.
Her work is deeply personal and is “drenched with symbolism” as it explores an unbreakable connection to the earth.
“We refer to them as the old people,” she says of her forebears. “They protect and guide me. My ancestors are my religion,” she says.
Like other indigenous painters, her paintings interpret traditional ‘Dreamtime’ stories of creation, and the struggles and triumphs of Australia’s first inhabitants.

Home and away

Indigenous art has become one of Australia’s most potent cultural movements, full of brilliant iconography and mesmerising landscapes. It started to be marketed in the 1970s. A professor of art history at the University of Sydney, Roger Benjamin says the art “offers buyers some kind of ’spiritual connection’ to the land in the world’s most urbanised society [Australia].”
Since then, surging demand from non-Aboriginal Australians, including wealthy collectors and investors, along with strong interest from overseas, has transformed a fledgling industry into a cultural phenomenon, appreciated by millions of people around Australia, and beyond. The art has become one of Australia’s proudest exports, finding favour in Berlin, London, Los Angeles, New York and Paris.
“It has the kind of aura of sanctity about it,” says Roger Benjamin. “Almost every private home that I would visit,” he says, speaking of friends and colleagues in Australia, “would have some kind of Aboriginal art in it, and quite often original pieces.”
“A lot of the dot paintings and the bark paintings from the Top End (the northern part of the Northern Territory) are windows into a very complicated culture that is based on religion and belief. So you also get a beautiful decoration for your wall but you also get some kind of connection to ancient ways of thinking that have disappeared from modern lifestyles,” Prof. Benjamin tells BBC Culture.
It has unparalleled richness and regional diversity; from the use of ochre and bark by the people of the tropical savannahs to the acrylics popular in Central Australia, where, during tribal ceremonies, art decorated the ground or the bodies of participants.
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Jajahana

2013-05-18T01:40:44Z

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State Legislator to Exit Albany, and Critics Say It’s About Time
State Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez, the once-powerful Brooklyn Democratic leader who has been accused of sexual harassment by several women, said on Friday that he would resign. But his offer only inflamed an uproar over his behavior because, a few words later, he said the resignation would not take effect for five weeks, and then he would run for a seat on the New York City Council.
The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, whose own handling of the initial allegations against Mr. Lopez has been widely criticized, vowed to press ahead with an effort to expel Mr. Lopez from the Legislature immediately.
And the Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, called for an all-out effort to prevent Mr. Lopez from winning election to that body this fall.
“Vito Lopez should not spend another day in office, let alone a whole month,” Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said in a statement. “He should resign effective immediately, and if he does not, he must be expelled.”
The denunciations from the state’s leading Democratic officials demonstrated the remarkably steep fall of Mr. Lopez.
Until he was publicly accused of harassment, he had been a political boss with considerable influence. In Brooklyn, he controlled a sprawling nonprofit agency, the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council, that served as a de facto political machine for him and his allies. And in Albany, he had clout as chairman of the Housing Committee.
Mr. Lopez’s determination to run for the Council also served as a reminder of the extraordinary staying power of incumbents in New York. Mr. Lopez was easily re-elected last fall, against only nominal opposition, even after he had been censured by the Assembly, and few are ruling out an election this fall to the Council.
The allegations against Mr. Lopez first became public last August, when Mr. Silver announced that an investigation by the Assembly’s ethics committee had found that accusations by two women were credible.
The New York Times later reported that the Assembly had previously settled two other harassment allegations against Mr. Lopez, but had not made those settlements public, and had not referred the accusations to the ethics committee.
This week, the anger over Mr. Lopez’s conduct intensified after the state’s Joint Commission on Public Ethics issued a report saying female legislative employees had told investigators that Mr. Lopez had groped and tried to kiss them, sought to stay in hotel rooms with them, demanded they massage him, requested that they dress in more provocative clothing and urged them to write him flattering notes. On Thursday, Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Silver said they wanted the Assembly to expel Mr. Lopez.
Mr. Lopez, who is 71 and was elected to the Assembly in 1984, has repeatedly denied wrongdoing, but on Friday morning he tried to quiet the furor by issuing a seven-sentence statement in which he said he would resign on the last scheduled day of the current legislative session.
“Because the citizens of my district voted me back into office last November by an overwhelming majority, I feel obligated to serve out this session of the Assembly,” he said. “I therefore announce that as of June 20, 2013, the last day of the session, I resign my position.”
That date was too far off for many.
“Lopez is living in la-la land if he doesn’t think his actions warrant immediate resignation,” said Assemblywoman Linda B. Rosenthal, a Manhattan Democrat. “His lack of shame is almost as repugnant as his behavior.”
The New York City chapter of the National Organization for Women not only asked for Mr. Lopez’s expulsion, but also assailed Mr. Silver for what it called “his shameful cover-up and protection of a serial harasser.” The organization also said in a statement, “Up to this point, Speaker Silver has failed the many women who were harassed by Mr. Lopez, in turn failing every woman who walks the halls of the Capitol.”
Mr. Silver, who has acknowledged erring in his handling of the initial complaints against Mr. Lopez, now appears determined to move swiftly toward expulsion. (The Assembly has not expelled anyone since it ejected five socialists in the early 1920s.)
On Friday afternoon, Mr. Silver circulated a draft resolution that would begin the process of expelling Mr. Lopez by asking the Assembly’s ethics committee to recommend sanctions against him. Mr. Lopez had already been stripped of his committee chairmanship and seniority privileges last August.
“Assembly Member Lopez should no longer be in public office,” Mr. Silver’s spokesman, Michael Whyland, said. “We will move forward with our resolution on Monday.”
Much of the anger on Friday was focused on Mr. Lopez’s announcement that he intended to pursue a race for the Council. He is a candidate for a seat now held by Councilwoman Diana Reyna, who cannot seek re-election because of term limits.
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South Carolina rap artists

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Macklemore

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East Coast hip hop

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+*Popeye "Tha Filipino G"
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-J-Hill, Journalist, MU, Marv Won, MC Breed, & Bareda were all featured artists on the EP, all of them do a verse on the songs featured on while J-Hill & MC Breed also do hooks. Production for the track "Broken" was by "House Shoes" as it was featured on his first solo album, "I Miss the Hip Hop Shop".
+J-Hill, Journalist, MU, Marv Won, MC Breed, & Bareda were all featured artists on the EP, all of them do a verse on the songs featured on while J-Hill & MC Breed also do hooks. Production for the track "Broken" was by "House Shoes" as it was featured on his first solo album, "I Miss the Hip Hop Shop". The EP was officially released in 2002.

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-Reh Dogg uses music as his therapists. He raps and talks about things everyday average people can relate to rather than a made up fancy life of being fake glorifying sex,drugs,and over the top violence you here in today's rap music.
+Reh Dogg uses guns as he is insecure in his manhood and unable to handle uncertainty.
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 <span style="color:rgb(0,0,0);font-family:sans-serif;line-height:19.200000762939453px;">Macklemore was the Unsigned Hype in The Source Magazine in early 2012 and was also on the cover of </span>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XXL_Magazine XXL Magazine]<span style="color:rgb(0,0,0);font-family:sans-serif;line-height:19.200000762939453px;"> as part of the Freshman Class of 2012.</span>
 ==Personal Life==
-<span style="color:rgb(0,0,0);font-family:sans-serif;line-height:19.200000762939453px;">Macklemore did not grow up in a musical family. However, both of his parents were supportive of his musical ventures. He has one sibling, a brother named Tim Haggerty, who is an English teacher. He is dating a girl named Ava, Bava is forever real. And they're getting married soon.</span>
+<span style="color:rgb(0,0,0);font-family:sans-serif;line-height:19.200000762939453px;">Macklemore did not grow up in a musical family. However, both of his parents were supportive of his musical ventures. He has one sibling, a brother named Tim Haggerty, who is an English teacher. He is dating a girl named Ava, Bava is forever real. And they're getting married soon. (If you don't ship Bava you can leave the earth.) </span>
 ==<span style="color:rgb(0,0,0);font-family:sans-serif;line-height:19.200000762939453px;">Tours</span>==