Category Archives: Poetry

“Internationally Known” – A Global Hip Hop Mixtape for free download

Our friends at Nomadic Wax have just released the second installment of Internationally Known, an impressive Hip Hop mixtape that features rappers from all across the globe. The 38-track mixtape presents artists from over 30 countries and features, among others: Zero … Continue reading

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The Global Revolution international Hip Hop project

Israeli MC Sagol 59 (Khen Rotem) is taking part in a grand cross-culture project called Global Revolution. The project includes MCs from all over the globe and different faiths. The project is produced by Italy’s D.J Nio… (Read more at … Continue reading

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Corner Prophets / Saturday Night Shelter Reunite For 1 Night Only!

The Jerusalem crew of Israeli / American / Palestinian / Russian / International MC’s  known as Corner Prophets / Saturday Night Shelter, we reunite for one night only at the Sira bar in Jerusalem, on December 18th 2010, starting 10pm. … Continue reading

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Israeli journalist urges Gil Scott-Heron to rethink cancellation of T.A gig

                  As spoken-word artist and Hip Hop forefather Gil Scott-Heron announced he will cancel his planned Tel Aviv gig, scheduled for May 25th due to extreme pressure from Israel boycotters in London, noted Israeli … Continue reading

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The Immigrant Song

More photos from our last poetry evening here. Our last poetry event finished a little earlier than expected, so I suggested a poetry exercise. I chose a subject and three words at random and asked our participants each to write … Continue reading

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