LYRICAL INTERPRETATION CURRICULUM COMING SOON!
THE HISTORY: THE JOURNEY
The man behind the music started to elevate his craft as an artist in 2011. Raised in the Bronx, NY Mic Militant was exposed to music early in his life. The blueprint to his music journey began in 1991 with the struggle and pain he endured during his life which led to him writing his first rhymes as a teen. Picking up the craft of an emcee came with some sacrifices along the way. He managed to build from the ground up and create a stable environment to hone in on his respect for real lyrics. So he brought GFB Inc. to life; an educational organization to focus on building curriculum as a unified “frontline” of defense against the negative impacts of modern day hip hop and to serve the community with artistic programs and services in the process.
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The Lyrical Lectures project is a compilation of multiple sound recordings for the sole purpose of educational curriculum use. Audio project is an extension of the book titled “Memoirs of A Militant Mind” by Craig Harris.
All production was completed, and all masters were cleared, finalized and submitted by EAP. EAP is a professional sound engineer and graduate of the Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences. Certified in multiple areas, such as sound/recording theory, computer software, electronics operations and media production equipment usage. EAP, through HTPI provides production, development and assistive services in various fields of multimedia, arts and science. For this project, services were provided to and funded by Grown Folks Business Inc. A non-profit organization for the purpose of the development of educational curriculum. The project is a preliminary music/sound project; to be paired with literary writings that will be taught to middle school, high school, and college level students.
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"The only way to overstand the culture of Hip Hop is to be deeply rooted in the communities where it first began and hold credibility for the messages in your lyrics." - Mic Militant