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May 5, 2011

Syrian Revolution and Eslam Jawaad’s response – “Dudd al-Nizam” (Syria)

This post (below) by Greg Schick, the founder of the site World Hip-Hop Market(dot)com, and it concerns the response to the Syrian revolution by Syrian-Lebanese rapper Eslam Jawaad – whose debut album ‘Mammoth Tusk’ I wrote about for Menassat(dot)com, World Hip-Hop Market, UMen and that was republished here on Beats and Breath in its original…

Arab Hip-Hop, Commentary, Culture, hip-hop, Magazine Articles

Bashar Al Assad, BBC, Civil War, eslam jawaad, Fuck the Police, Greg Schick, Iraq, Khaled Sid Mohand, mammoth tusk, NWA, Popular Revolt, Syrian revolution, Syrian uprising, World Have Your Say, World Hip-Hop Market
November 23, 2009

Eslam Jawaad: an old-school Arab MC comes correct

We are in the throes of Arab hip-hop’s most significant contributions to the larger world hip-hop massive (Diaspora). Arab hip-hop crews the world over are feelin’ it. Like sharks attracted to blood, Lebanese, Moroccan, Palestinian, and (fill-in-the-blank) Arab MC’s are schoolin’ up to take a bite out of the Arabic hip-hop phenomenon. Lebanese-Syrian MC Eslam…

Arab Hip-Hop, hip-hop

Arab Hip-Hop, damon albarn, eslam jawaad, fredwreck, mammoth tusk, omar offendum, ragtop, salah edin, shadia mansour, the independent, the narcicyst, wu tang clan