Limpia Limpia! Trailer...

Intikana and DJ Charlie Hustle got a new project coming out called Limpia Limpia!!! Check out the amazing trailer for it!
Check out in their own words...
Limpia Limpia is a Hip-Hop Education Project that will address issues concerning oppression and freedom through the eyes of native/indigenous peoples. In English, Limpia means clean. It generally describes a type of cleanse or ceremony. The repeating of the word Limpia twice emphasizes the importance of cleaning and states it as a command. Limpia Limpia!!! We are asking listeners to clean. Clean minds, bodies, and spirits. Clean homes, streets, and communities. We request this of the listener because it requires action and that is what the project is intended to inspire. The project currently features collaborations with many talented artists, some of which are featured in the trailer. A new music video will be released every full moon until the album's release. So, definitely mark your calendars and stay tuned for more updates!

Don't miss this opportunity "The Last Minute Holiday Gift Party!!! Winter Solstice!" If you havent gotten your loved ones a gift yet, come thru!!! Instead of shopping corporate and dealing with crowds at the stores, come and support local artists and spend less!! We will have local artists and vendors selling exclusive and original pieces, screen printed shirts, Baked Goodies, Vintage 90s and 80s Clothing, CDs, DVDs, Vinyl and more!!!! Dj Illanoiz and Dj Charlie Hustle on the 1's and 2's!!!See you at the Holiday Gift Party!!! Happy Holidays!!!

Boogie Mics

We the 99% by Rebel Diaz. Produced by DJ Illanoiz

When Dj Illanoiz first played this beat, the words just came to us right away, that soulful intro was a perfect lead into the song, as we truly see that this generation is inspiring young people to hit the streets.

Being part of the 99% can be a tricky thing. That does not mean that we all share the same struggle, that we are all on the same playing field. Some of the 99% have had access to education and complain of student loans, some are undocumented and never been able to study, some perhaps dropped out cuz conditions in their lives led to not even finishing high school, some experience white privilege and haven't yet acknowledged it, some are experiencing for the first time the lack of access that others have felt forever, either way if we can join and dialogue and build a movement against these rich bankers, then let's do it! We the 99%!

I AM TROY DAVIS Mural Inauguration. Thursday Oct. 6th. NOON.

Please Distribute Widely!
TROY ANTHONY DAVIS IMMORTALIZED ON SEPTEMBER 21st

Media contacts: Rodrigo “RodStarz” Venegas
(646) 250- 4405

Claudia De la Cruz
(646) 942- 2444

E-mail: rdacbx@gmail.com


THE SOUTH BRONX SAYS, “I AM TROY DAVIS!”

South Bronx, New York, October 3, 2011- After 22 years of an international struggle to stop the execution of Troy Anthony Davis the world remained vigilant as the U.S. Criminal Justice system executed an innocent man. Despite the enormous cloud of doubt covering this case, the execution took place; and once again, the death penalty proved to be too much power in the hands of a racist criminal justice system and government. On September 21, 2011 at 11:08 p.m. Davis was declared dead in the state of Georgia.

On Thursday, October 6th, 2011 at noon the South Bronx Hip Hop community center, the Rebel Diaz Arts Collective (RDAC-BX) located at 478 Austin Place by 149th Street in the Bronx will be inaugurating its “I am Troy Davis!” mural. You are invited to join RDAC- BX members, ally organizations and community members for this special event.

G1 member of the Hip Hop group Rebel Diaz and co- founder of RDAC-BX expressed, “the mural painted in cautionary colors (black and yellow) was created in protest of the death penalty, out of indignation for Troy Davis’ execution, in solidarity with his family and all the prisoners on death row. We understand that Davis’ execution is caused by a larger illness in this country’s criminal justice system. This mural is to raise awareness, remind us of the racism embedded in the system and the struggle that lies ahead to avoid this from happening to anyone. The human rights violations that take place are enough to make our struggle and work more consistent and stronger to abolish the death penalty.”

The mural is on the second floor wall of a rooftop facing the westbound Bruckner Expressway near East 149th Street, and it promises to reach the thousands of people who travel the expressway every day.