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Brother Ali - “Pen to Paper”
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The new album All the Beauty in This Whole Life from Rhymesayers’ Brother Ali opens with “Pen to Paper.” It’s a song that starts in “Reagan Times” with his childhood discovery of rap. Working as an accelerated autobiography, the lyrics follow the rapper's teenage conversion to Islam through the trajectory of his career. Ali says, “When I was 13 I met KRS. He put me on a stage, suggested I read up on Malcolm X. You know the rest.”
The track features some choice turntablism and a beat with minimal drums. It’s a fitting introduction to the new LP, which is a solid collection of music, with real talk and humorous asides. Highlights include the heartfelt worries of Brother Ali the father and funny-sad TSA stories from the man whose beliefs and travel itineraries put him one notch away from being no longer allowed to fly.
Find all things Brother Ali at https://rhymesayers.com/artists/brotherali ?Rhymesayers 2017. Find more music on our website: www.sparkandfizz.com
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The new album All the Beauty in This Whole Life from Rhymesayers’ Brother Ali opens with “Pen to Paper.” It’s a song that starts in “Reagan Times” with his childhood discovery of rap. Working as an accelerated autobiography, the lyrics follow the rapper's teenage conversion to Islam through the trajectory of his career. Ali says, “When I was 13 I met KRS. He put me on a stage, suggested I read up on Malcolm X. You know the rest.”
The track features some choice turntablism and a beat with minimal drums. It’s a fitting introduction to the new LP, which is a solid collection of music, with real talk and humorous asides. Highlights include the heartfelt worries of Brother Ali the father and funny-sad TSA stories from the man whose beliefs and travel itineraries put him one notch away from being no longer allowed to fly.
Find all things Brother Ali at https://rhymesayers.com/artists/brotherali ?Rhymesayers 2017. Find more music on our website: www.sparkandfizz.com
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The Too Much Rock podcast is a 30-minute journey through the weekly music acquisitions of its creator. It may feature power pop, indie rock, post punk, indie pop, or any other named or unnamed genre.
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