How The Murder Master Music Show Managed To Document Hip-Hop's Darkest Corners
Scott Bejda and The Murder Master Music Show have chronicled Hip-Hop for a long time, highlighting the darker corners of the rap world.
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Scott Bejda and The Murder Master Music Show have chronicled Hip-Hop for a long time, highlighting the darker corners of the rap world.
On this record Akeem Ali’s fresh sound takes listeners on a nostalgic ride back into the 70’s while still maintaining a new and unique feel that captivates his audience. Keemy Casanova, Akeem Ali’s alter persona, reminds us of a groovy dude that the ladies love. His keen way of fusing humor and raw lyricism within his music is definitely a style that hasn’t been seen and Akeem does it flawlessly. His 2020 version of 1970’s ‘pimpin’ is something that catches the attention, leading to his Instagram video snippet doing over 185K views. Check out “ Winners United.
*Howard Johnson is a legendary soul singer from the 70s and 80s. He was the frontman for Niteflyte before having a successful solo career. He was known as the “Prophet of Soul” but eventually ended up working directly with former Druglord Michael “Harry O” Harris. Howard spoke to the Murder Master Music Show about his time with Death Row and how one night he had to pull a 45 out of a briefcase to protect Lydia Harris. Check out the info below of this rare Death Row related story. Dana Dane song w/ Jewel that never came out because of falling out with Suge and Harry-O