Bay Area-based emcee Lil MC knows how to get the crowds moving as her fans know throughout the Bay and with her new album, “PunishHER, Volume II,” her fans are up in arms to get a copy of this highly anticipated E.P., available now on most online music platform stores. Continue reading Lil MC Knows Something About ‘PunisHER’ as the Second Volume Arrives Halloween 2020
It Is Time For True Change
UBO MAG paired up with partners Hip-Hop Congress to share how people in the indie music industry are feeling about much of the protests concerning police brutality that happened between June and July. Continue reading It Is Time For True Change
The Evolution of Modern Progress in Civil Rights for All Peoples
UBO MAG paired up with partners Hip-Hop Congress to share how people in the indie music industry are feeling about much of the protests concerning police brutality that happened between June and July. Continue reading The Evolution of Modern Progress in Civil Rights for All Peoples
Criminal Stereotypes and Real Criminal Justice
UBO MAG paired up with partners Hip-Hop Congress to share how people in the indie music industry are feeling about much of the protests concerning police brutality that happened between June and July. Continue reading Criminal Stereotypes and Real Criminal Justice
A Change is Going to Come
UBO MAG paired up with partners Hip-Hop Congress to share how people in the indie music industry are feeling about much of the protests concerning police brutality that happened between June and July. Continue reading A Change is Going to Come
Hip Hop Congress National & UBO MAG are Teaming up to find influencers & beat-writers to speak about their experiences during COVID-10 & Police Brutality Protests. Continue reading National Hip-Hop Congress Chapter & UBO MAG Team Up to Share Messages from COVID-19 & Police Brutality Protests
Racism By Maurice Taylor Racism loves me so much it kills me slowly; Scared for my passing, Doesn’t want to be lonely. Every time I try to commit suicide, She cried And begged me to stay. Whenever I need food she laughed. When I was cold, locked her doors, But when I showed her, herself She pulled a gun. I’m dead now, but not done. … Continue reading Poet Maurice Taylor Shares, “Racism”
The Black Panther Party: Power To The People By Vanessa Pohley Contributing Writer College English Paper (College) Nov. 2015 The Black Panther Party [BPP] has been commonly looked at as just another militant group, however their philosophy and goals focus on the betterment of the people. Revolution and change has not happened with only peaceful protests and asking nicely. Sometimes drastic changes call for drastic … Continue reading The Black Panther Party: Power To The People
Musical Production: “Something Inside is Broken” Production Debut: Late March 2016 By Aaris A. Schroeder “Something Inside is Broken” is a musical production, that reflects upon the dark history of the Nisenan Tribe, a part of the larger Maidu Native American Tribes that have been nearly killed off, pillaged, leaving just 95% of its population beginning in 1838 through the Gold Rush Era where people traveled … Continue reading Musical Production: “Something Inside is Broken” Production Debut: Late March 2016
i Choose Photography #KPx10 By Kim Possible Contributing Writer/Blogger So it’s been awhile since I’ve created a Top Ten List of my fave peeps whom I’ve been either following, interacting with for projects, do biz with or just inspire me to shout out just for fun. In the past it was construed of music artists and anyone involved with art, period. ‘Cause that’s what I’m … Continue reading #UBOX10 Edition: i Choose Photography #KPX10
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