Corner Prophets

Corner Prophets members Rebel Sun and Sagol 59 were the surprise guests on Hadag Nachash’s Jerusalem Day concert, held in the City’s Independence Park last night, in front of a crowd of thousands. Additional guests included Israeli rapper Kwami and the Coolooloosh horn section. Other acts on the night included Coolooloosh, Mosh Ben-Ari and Rami Fortis & Berry Sakharoff.

International beatbox sensation Yuri Lane touches down in Eretz Yisrael tonight and Corner Prophets is proud to bring him to the stage in Jerusalem.

Yuri will perform with Sagol 59 tomorrow night, Monday the 22nd, at Tuvia (R’ Shushan).

He will then present his one man beatbox opera, From Tel Aviv to Ramallah, at Daila (R’ Shlomzion 4), this Thursday, May 25 at 9:30 PM.

Details: Human Beatbox and Vocal Magician Yuri Lane presents “From Tel Aviv to Ramallah”, a hip-hop travelogue of peace. “From Tel Aviv to Ramallah” is Lane’s part hip-hop performance part street-wise
documentary. Lane weaves a vox-pop tapestry of Palestinian and Israeli voices into a mosaic of the Middle East. Against a backdrop of muezzin calls and Tel Aviv traffic, the lives of Khalid and Amir progress with a hip-hop beat and intersect at a West Bank checkpoint.

Don’t miss out!

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YURI LANE + SAGOL 59
Monday, May 22, 9PM
Tuvia, R’ Shushan
Jerusalem

YURI LANE: FROM TEL AVIV TO RAMALLAH
Thursday, May 25, 9:30PM
Daila, R’ Shlomzion Hamalka 4
Jerusalem
15 NIS

On Thursday, May 18th, Jerusalem Funk-Hip Hop Band, fronted by Corner Prophets MC Rebel Sun, have appeared on Israel’s popular talk show “London & Kirschenbaum” aided by rappers Kwami and Sagol 59, to help Rebel Sun’s struggle to get an israeli citizenship. His case will go to a Supreme Court hearing sometime soon. Read more about the band and the “Fight Rebel Sun” CD and campaign here.

Corner Prophets members and affiliates (Sagol 59, Rebel Sun, Mserious, Omex X, MC Klin and others) rocked the main Hip Hop stage at the annual free festival on Tel Aviv’s main street, held Friday March 28th, with an estimated crowd of 40,000 people.