Back like we never left! ✊🏾❤️ Latest musical release and visuals from DisputeOne. The first of many for 2021. Enjoy! Filmed & Directed by Orikal Uno (Graff Roots Media) Subscribe to the Graff Roots YouTube Channel: SUBSCRIBE HERE #FlyAliens👽 DisputeOne – “Fly Aliens” (produced by Reese Tanaka)
DisputeOne – “Fly Aliens 👽” (Produced by Reese Tanaka) — Culture Keepers Media
Peace to all Culture Keepers Alike! ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽
Hope we’re all staying safe and protecting ourselves as best as possible. During this public request to “Shelter Down”, time can easily be utilized with self empowering tools, such as literature for example. We’re sharing this brief post to inform you all to check out the newest section of the Culture Keepers Media website devoted to reviewable submissions. (i.e. Book, Music, ect.)
We’ve begun to review a few Hip Hop gems and listed them here: “Editor’s Choice” – by Signifyin’
Enjoy!
My Brother’s Keeper Enterprises, LLC.
The American Red Cross continues to closely monitor the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and follow the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
We understand this is a stressful time and people want to know what they can do now to protect themselves and their families. Below are some everyday steps that people in the U.S. can take now. In addition, stay informed about what’s happening in your community and always follow the directions of state and local authorities.
WEAR A CLOTH FACE COVER
The CDC now advises everyone to wear a cloth face cover when going out in public, such as going to the grocery store or to pick up other necessities.
HELP SLOW THE SPREAD OF COVID-19
Follow these steps to help keep you and others safe:
WHO IS AT A HIGHER RISK?
According to the CDC, early information shows that some people are at higher risk of getting very sick from COVID-19. This includes older adults and people of any age who:
People who are pregnant should also be monitored since they are known to be at risk with severe viral illness; however, to date data on COVID-19 has not shown increased risk.
If you are at higher risk for serious illness from COVID-19, it is critical for you to take actions to avoid getting sick.
IF YOU ARE SICK
According to the CDC, COVID-19 symptoms include fever, shortness of breath and a cough. Keep track of your symptoms, which may appear two to 14 days after exposure, and call to seek medical attention if your symptoms worsen, such as difficulty breathing.
Mild Illness
Most people have mild illness and are able to recover at home. If you think you are sick:
Emergency Warning Signs
If your symptoms become severe, call to get medical attention immediately. Warning signs include:
This list is not all inclusive. Consult your medical provider for any other symptoms that are severe or concerning. Review CDC guidance for more information.
FINDING UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION
Visit redcross.org/coronavirus for more information on COVID-19 safety. For the latest information, please visit the CDC website at cdc.gov/covid19.
If you live outside the United States, health and safety tips can be found from the World Health Organization and by following your local Red Cross or Red Crescent society’s social media channels (directory).
About the American Red Cross:
The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies about 40 percent of the nation’s blood; teaches skills that save lives; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org or cruzrojaamericana.org, or visit us on Twitter at @RedCross.
Peace to all my Hip Hop Heads, Purists & Culture Keepers alike!
Welcome to the new home for all things Media/Vlog/Blog related for My Brother’s Keeper Enterprises entitled, “Culture Keepers Media” or “CKM” for short.
CKM will showcase a variety of aspects within Hip Hop Culture, for the viewer or listener, seeking to educate them on the Four Elements of Hip Hop. A Fifth Element can easily be argued as “Knowledge”, but with respects to that it’s considered common applied knowledge. We’ve taken the first step in this process by identifying some of the natural resources we have directly around us for presentation.
In October 2019 we had the pleasure of being present for a Bi-Monthly “Open Aux” event for musical producers called “Last of the Record Buyers.” This event was showcased at a venue called Honey, on the North East Side of Minneapolis, Mn.
Another was K.Raydio & Friends, hosted at Honey as well. Self titled, the event is a showcase of artists THAT K.Raydio herself enjoys playing and creating music WITH. We had the pleasure of interviewing Juice Lord for our #CKMConcertSeries🎤 and recorded some audio from each artist’s “Live” performance.
Finalizing the month we were in attendance for the #RetropolitianTour, featuring Skyzoo & Elzhi. This was hosted at the Amsterdam Bar & Hall, Downtown Saint Paul, Mn. Great footage of both performances as well as photos.
More details and completed presentations on the way! For now, check us out on Twitter & Instagram. Follow us and stay connected.
Sincerely,
DisputeOne
Owner/Operator
Here’s the latest Episode of The Core Culture Podcast, provided by Zero Chill Media.
Episode 10 Website Recap:
This week we cover the fact SKE Records has Billboards in Los Angeles. N.O.S’ son turns 2. DisputeOne lets us know “Dedicated” the Album is still on the way. We also revisit everyones favorite snitch along with news albums released this year by some of the greats in hiphop.
Greetings Everyone!
Lots of GREAT things going on with Zero Chill Media (previously named iNoslen Media) and The Core Culture Podcast lately. From rebranding the image and name of the podcast (previously named “The Sunday Edition”) to the newly added “on air” segments, the company’s goal has been to elevate the listeners experience along with providing the best Hip Hop News coverage, Interviews and Entrepreneurial Advice.
More to be discussed in detail later, but for now, here’s an Episode Recap Post for the months of July 2019 to September 2019.
Catch up on the latest episodes and enjoy!
The Core Culture Podcast Episode Five (5)
The Core Culture Podcast Episode Six (6)
The Core Culture Podcast Episode Seven (7)
The Core Culture Podcast Episode Eight (8)
The Core Culture Podcast Episode Nine (9)
Follow Us:
The Core Culture Podcast
Twitter: @CoreCulturePod
Facebook: @CoreCulturePod
Host:
N.O.S.
Twitter: @TheRealNoslen
Instagram: @TheRealNoslen
Co-Host:
DisputeOne
Twitter: @DisputeOne
Instagram: @DisputeOne
A community celebration of the music and legacy of J Dilla’s masterful production style. Bringing it back to the block in the heart of the city.
From 2:00 – 10:00PM, DJs, dancers, aerosol artists, MCs, and all lovers of hip hop culture will be able to bathe in hip hop in a welcoming, deeply rooted space. All ages, FREE EVENT. Open air, under a canopy of trees and sunshine. Featuring showcase beat sets by Soundset-featured producers, Dilla-focused DJ sets, a dancefloor open to all, MC performances, community vendors, live aerosol art, spoken word, and group drumming. Featuring Niles, T La Shawn, Mic Dos, DJ Mickey Breeze, DJ Scipreme, Orko Eloheim, Mida, Elan Brio…and maybe a surprise guest or two! Spontaneous hip hop among the people, for the people, as it began over 45 years ago.
From 9:00PM – 1:00AM, we take it indoors for the grown folks (21+), $10 at the door. House party style in the Modus Locus gallery and basement speakeasy. Lounge space and art exhibition upstairs, with it getting down and dirty in the basement. An intimate venue, recreating the feel of early Slum Village (Dilla’s first group) and paying tribute to Dilla’s work ethic, where he’d spend days holed up in his basement recording studio just pumping out new creations like the man on a mission he was. DJs, spoken word, MC cyphers, and drumming will fill the room. Featuring Se’Anna, Truth Maze, One Plus One (Dispute One & Orikal Uno), & St. Paul Slim. Refreshments available. The spot for authentic hip hop. Doing it for the culture.
Ma Dukes Official
“Leave your nines at home and bring your skills to the battle.” – Jeru the Damaja
DON’T FORGET FRIDAY NIGHT’S 6th ANNUAL DILLA DAYS WEEKEND LAUNCH EVENT!
https://www.facebook.com/events/2137069586370745/
Rah Digga headlining an all-female celebration of Dilla
The Twin Cities DillaDay Committee and the James Dewitt Yancey Foundation MN proudly presents the 6th Annual DillaDay!
Didn’t You Know…. The Ladies Love Dilla, headlining the one and only legendary Rah Digga!
J Dilla left his mark in hip hop in a major way. And these ladies have been inspired by his work and wanted to come together to celebrate his life and contributions.
Lineup…
Headlining: Rah Digga
Host: Desdamona
Music: DJ Cassieopia
Performances:
Solo Star
Jay So Creative
Soul Reflect
Katana Da Don
Meah Ismail
Tickets:
$20 in advance
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/62387896879
$25 at door
21+ 9pm-2am
This is Day 1 of a 2 Day event!
Make Your Mark Lupus walkathon and Summer Cypher to follow the next day! See event invite below:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2123807444333326/?ti=as
For more info please contact:
Cass: casbur426@gmail.com
Neil: info@trueheadzclothing.com
To Mumble or Not?!
By Signifyin’
When the discussion of “Golden Era” Hip Hop arises, many will debate who’s the greatest of all time (G.O.A.T.), while others zone in on the key elements that define the meaning in the phrase. Several artists can be mentioned, but when it comes to overall consistency mixed with passion for the culture and craft, Rampage the Last Boy Scout is an automatic pick. From the active days of the Flip Mode Squad (Busta Rhymes, Spliff Star, Rah Digga, Lord Have Mercy, just to name some) he has been an intricate brick in the foundation as well as showcased his importance in Hip Hop with electrifying “Live” performances and solid lyrical displays on multiple projects.
Back to show that “Mumble Rap” has no place in Hip Hop culture is the latest single from Rampage over production from Blackwater. A new wave take on 1993’s Digable Planets “Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)” release. This track is infectious to the ear with a heavy Jazz Bass Line accompanied by Jazzy Horns over the bridge. Rampage does a great job filling in the track with catchy lines and solidifies his message throughout the hook. To put it simple and plain, “You on that Mumble Rap? We Out!”
Video Reference:
Digable Planets – Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)
Music:
Rampage the Last Boy Scout “We Out” (Single)
The Grind Series 