Rap Artist

This feature-length documentary showcases hip-hop's close-knit ties to America's social and political policies in the last thirty years. Even before hip-hop, black musical artists of the past have been at the forefront of civil rights and black power movements of the late '60s and '70s. See how those movements were destroyed by the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover, and witness rap's birth from those movements and its own progression from being music heard at weekend block parties to its lyrics being debated in the halls of Congress. "Letter To The President" delves deeply into President Ronald Reagan's policies that negatively affected minority communities and inspired pioneer rap artists such as Grandmaster Melle Mel and Run DMC to tell the whole world about it in song. Then in the "glamorous" '80s, as some people prospered and many minority communities suffered, artists such as Russell Simmons struggled to get laws overturned that targeted those minorities. -See hip-hop's societal contribution and boldness in making rebel music that has turned the spotlight on many controversial topics. -Explore issues such as 2 Live Crew's first amendment fight, the effect of Gansta Rap, police brutality, state and local police surveillance, rap music's detractors, "The O'Reilly Factor" and, most important, hip-hop's radical move to make it's mark in future and upcoming elections. -Interviews from an eclectic list of players: KRS-ONE, Common, Davey D.

This is the first book to discuss in detail how rap music is put together musically. Whereas a great deal of popular music scholarship dismisses music analysis as irrelevant or of limited value, the present book argues that it can be crucial to cultural theory. It is unique for bringing together perspectives from music theory, musicology, cultural studies, critical theory, and communications. It is also the first scholarly book to discuss rap music in Holland, and the rap of Cree Natives in Canada, in addition to such mainstream artists as Ice Cube.

Freestyle rap - Freestyle rap is, strictly speaking, rapping that is done in the moment at pure free flow, with no previously composed lyrics, and reflecting a direct mapping of the mental state and performing situation of the artist. It is similar in this sense to improvisational music or acting.

Marz (artist) - Marz, born Zlatko Hukic, is a rap-metal artist from Chicago, IL. He is known primarily for his former affiliation with the Insane Clown Posse and their label Psychopathic Records.

Tempo (artist) - David Sánchez Badillo (born on 1979 in Ponce, Puerto Rico), known publicly as Tempo, is a reggaeton and rap singer.

Kane and Abel (artist) - Kane and Abel are a New Orleans rap duo (consisting of twins David and Daniel Garcia of Nuyorkican descent). They were signed to Master P's No Limit label with good success, eventually leaving to start their own label, Most Wanted, as well as a successful business authoring hip-hop flavored novels.

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