No Malice Interview: ‘Let the Dead Bury the Dead’ – FLOW OF WISDOM EXCLUSIVE

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9.4.2017

The original date of this broadcast was on September 3, 2017.

No Malice, now solo a recording artist and add author to his list of credentials, has had a lifestyle that has done a complete 180 degree turnaround.

In 2011, on my independent platform syndicated talk radio show, Flow Of Wisdom, we had an in-depth conversation/interview after the release of his first book entitled Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind & Naked. We learned about the things that lead up to his transformation and re-dedicating his life to Jesus Christ.

In 2013, we spoke again on his first release as a solo artist entitled Hear Ye Him, which was the first album without his brother Pusha T. Many have put him the category of Christian Rap – but he (and I) adamantly disagree as we should not put any labels upon him or his music. To put it simply, he is a rap artist that just happens to Glorify God.

Returning to the Flow Of Wisdom platform to promote his latest release “Let the Dead Bury the Dead” – Enjoy another in-depth interview with my brother, No Malice.

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2 responses to “No Malice Interview: ‘Let the Dead Bury the Dead’ – FLOW OF WISDOM EXCLUSIVE”

B Nice

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September 5, 2017

Good show
Great interview, just I have to admit that there’s a gigantic difference in hip hop than what we had. Sampled music that was constructed from the heart. Now constructed music from computer, drums were sampled, now they are synthesized. Nothing wrong with synthesized drums it’s just the way that you use them and a majority of the hip-hop drums or just rapid patterns I just hope that the producer will begin to put more of a spirit Behind the Music beside this computer generated and letting the computer do most of the producer

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1. Sean Anthony | Flow of Wisdom
  
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  September 6, 2017
  
  Thanks B Nice. There is some really good hip hop out there just not on the radio. But I agree, there is a major difference the way music is produced due to technology.
  
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