A Dollar a day MC #Relevant Source

Play Source capital  track #4 in A Dollar a day  

In an industry temple dominated with materialism and fantasy, the Relevant Source stays Reverend and keeps it grounded to its true essence, real Mcing and relevance. This young Maftown lyricist is a point of reference if any Hip-hop fan forgot how it really is all about. Skill galore.

In A Dollar a day,Source Capital graces the true essence of purist Hiphop that he embodies.

The source thrives in Ciphers and studios and leaves no question marks. He is a Supa Mc with an articulate thought and rhyme sequence littered with mind boggling punch lines that resonate reasonably with reason.Source appears to be a well informed lyricist with a diverse range of topics and references which project from his scripts and freestyles.

#A Dollar A day MC – APU (Motswako lyricist from Mafikeng)

Tracks in A Dollar a day #5-Mad Old   #10-All i got   #13-Pockets full of change

“In and out of town like my life style crazy/Can’t relate to half of my boys coz they got babies/The only time i see the other half is when they in court/ You know the story  one of them snitched now all of them caught/

Play Mad Ol’

As a performer A.P.U has a natural flair and charm with remarkable crowd control. He has a firm understanding of people, the art of hosting and standup comedy. His performances are ‘audience participation’ driven which has led to plenty a successful shows. The MC can also drop ill poems as seen on the Fela Kuti sample Pockets full of change.

APU is also a conscious of community and breaks bread here with Muki Garang and Akili Blaq on Gangsterims in Mzansi.

A.P.U has an extensive performance background. At age 16 he was amongst the first group of artists who spearheaded the
premier of Lefoko (North West Hip‐hop Movement). He then joined the then Lyv promotions as one of its principal performers
learning and perfecting the Art of performance as an Art form and discipline.

He is currently producing, songwriting and recording a diverse portfolio of Artists in the North West province of South Africa. His naturally cool ambience and flair makes him flexible enough to handle young and older audiences alike.
A.P.U has strong Street credibility, and is Ideal for both cooperate and social event hosting (M.C).

Akili Blaq is MM3rd

A Dollar a day is a compilation of commentary as well as poets and musicians with a common vision the “rebirth of Africa”. Where artists and friends from Kenya,Nigeria,Zimbabwe,Botswana and South Africa all convereged in the Northwest of the Post Apertheid Nation to record.

The musical project was produced by Akili Blaq, Mwanamundu The 3rd (MM3rd) of Dextraw Multimedia, a digital music producer who has his pulse on sounds of Africa (Swahili taarab,Afro funk),Soul, The Blues with influences by JDilla, Madlib and MF Doom.

Akili Blaq describes A Dollar a day  saying   A Dollar a day, maintains an authentic African experience, but most importantly has managed to exhibit some of the best narratives on political issues from Zimbabwe’s land reform policy, negative-ethnicity,population control,love,HiV and Aids, sex and civil strife.”

Given his dedication and passion to the Hiphop culture, Akili admits “The artists in A Dollar a Day are my close friends,knowing them personally they have put aside all that pulls them down in this world to share with you pain,joy,party,knowledge,love and much more than you anticipate.”

On his neck-snapping beats Akili says “My music has no borders, my inspiration lies on keys,notes and quotes from the authors of these poems and raps.”

Akili plays the keyboard and has an ear to a wide array of music, he attests “You can’t be a producer listening to only Hiphop, you can’t be a rapper listening to only yourself.”
In the spirit of Ubuntu Blaq notes, “Download A Dollar a day and share with all folk!”