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  nice rapping, I really like your style

  January 19th at 3:12pm

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band members:

Earvin Legend is by no means your stereotypical rapper. His unique approach on hip-hop stems from his extraordinary upbringing. Born from two Haitian immigrants, Legend takes immense pride in his heritage. A vivacious and virtuoso lyrical genius, Legend boldly champions the struggles of all people to attain autonomy not enslavement, and to thrive and not just survive. He grew up in an affluent environment and attaches little value to material things. Legend wants people to understand that the main point of the group's music is the concerns of everyday people - not bragging about their clothes, jewels, or cars. His main focus is to empower people's minds. His style is versatile, infusing elements from his Southern background, and his East Coast roots. Like the rest of his band members, Earvin is here to provide music that is both pleasing to the ear and nurturing to the soul. From gracing the mic with his soulful melodies to providing some of the most thought provoking lyrics in rap, Kose has undoubtedly established himself to be a true unique talent. As the producer for the Redland, he builds from his musical background to compose songs that are enticing to the ear and stimulating to the soul. His words speak to the internal struggles that are experienced by all and to the social injustices suffered by those who are oppressed. His versatility from highly aggressive hip-hop to mellow ballads places him as one of the most gifted musicians in music today

influences:

The RedLand most certainly do realize hip-hop’s need for “honest self-expression”, one glance at their diversified influences proves this: John Lennon to Tupac Shakur, Bob Marley to KRS-One, The Fugees to Public Enemy, Jay-Z to Outkast – all artists who have used their art as a platform to address issues and inspire change for the better have acted as a catalyst for The Redland’s cutting social commentary

sounds like:

Outkast, Dilated Peoples, Kanye West, and Tribe Called Quest

links:

www.TheRedlandMusic.com www.MySpace.com/TheRedland

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