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It is no surprise that artists Styliztik Jones and KB Imean met. The collaboration of their different backgrounds yet parallel experiences fulfills the unspoken tragedies and struggles of everyday street life. Their latest work depicts their message perfectly and will surely be regarded as a timeless hip-hop album by fans and new listeners alike. “I want my message to make everybody aware of what I’m feeling’, what I go through and what I went thru to get where I am”, states KB. “I would not characterize myself as a conscious rapper, but being that my father was a former member of the Black Panthers, I AM conscious of a lot of things. I did grow up in a pretty harsh environment, and I am aware of the streets. It’s not ‘gangsta’ rap or ‘super-positive’, but between the two. Balancing my experiences and standing up for my people”. Having grown up in the streets of Queens NY, life wasn’t easy for him and his single father. Having now come so far from where he was raised (figuratively and literally), he becomes a person almost everyone can relate to as an example of a positive coming from a negative. At the age of 16, KB found himself living in LA with his mother. He began high school and his relentless pursuit of his being a creative artist and MC. This eventually landed him in the studio with J. Wells. It was here that he heard the products of Styliztik Jones’ work, when listening to some of the studio creations for the Alkaholiks. A short time later, Styliztik heard KB flow an

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