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M-1 joined the International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement in Chicago for three years, while stic.man remained in Florida. Burned out by the arduous labor of Uhuru, M-1 and stic.man chose to focus on music. Brand Nubian's Lord Jamar discovered them in New York City and signed them a deal with Loud Records. Although dead prez was not always Loud's top priority, they built a fan base due to their over-the-top performances (they have been known to ignite dollar bills and toss apples into the audiences, declaring that they must eat healthily).

They had begun contributing songs to film soundtracks and made featurings on high-profile albums. Their first recorded song, "The Game of Life (Score)" appeared on the 1997 soundtrack to the film Soul in the Hole. In 1998 their song "D.O.P.E. (Drugs Oppress People Everyday)" was featured in the movie Slam. Also in 1998, they were featured on the skit "The Rain and the Sun" off Big Pun's album Capital Punishment, and in 1999 were featured on The Beatnuts' song "Look Around" off their album Musical Massacre.

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In 2002, dead prez contributed to Red Hot + Riot, a compilation album created by the Red Hot Organization in tribute to the music and work of Nigerian musician Fela Kuti. The money raised by the CD was used for various charities devoted to raising AIDS awareness and fighting the disease. They collaborated with fellow hip-hop artists Talib Kweli and Bilal and Brazilian singer Jorge Ben to remake the famous Fela Kuti song "Shuffering and Shmiling" for the album. Also in 2002, dead prez released the independent mix tape Turn off the Radio: The Mixtape Vol. 1, followed by the release of Turn off the Radio: The Mixtape Vol. 2: Get Free or Die Tryin' in 2003. Also in 2003, their song "Hell Yeah" was featured in the 2 Fast 2 Furious soundtrack. In 2004, Columbia Records finally released Revolutionary But Gangsta. They were featured in the film Dave Chappelle's Block Party, in 2006.

In 2006, they and former 2Pac collaborators, the Outlawz, jointly released two new albums: Can't Sell Dope Forever and Soldier 2 Soldier. In 2006, M1 also recorded a solo album titled Confidential. From the album, the song "'Til We Get There" was on the EA Sports video game NBA Live 07. In 2007, stic.man released his own solo record named Manhood with Boss Up Inc. / Traffic records. M-1 further appeared with ProfessorD.us, of the politically charged Hip Hop group The Dope Poet Society, on the track "Everything's Political" off the 2008 album THIRD WORLD WARriors Vol. 1. On the track, M-1 and ProfessorD.us trade verses in response to the question "why is your music always so political?". That same year, Stic.Man appeared on "Changing Weather", the first single from Marcel Cartier's album Revolutionary Minded 2.

Dead prez released a mixtape entitled Pulse of the People: Turn Off Your Radio Vol. 3 on June 23, 2009. The mixtape is hosted by DJ Green Lantern.[1] On Mother's Day 2010, dead prez released "The Beauty Within", a remix of B.o.B and Bruno Mars' #1 single "Nothin' On You."[2] Additionally in 2010, dead prez released a mixtape with DJ Drama entitled Turn Off the Radio Vol. 4: Revolutionary but Gangsta Grillz. The album is available for free download on their website, and they announced this release was their ten year commemoration of their most well known and commercially successful album Let's Get Free. The new album Information Age was released on October 16, 2012.

In June 2006, the cable movie network Starz InBlack began airing an original documentary called Dead Prez: It's Bigger Than Hip Hop directed by John Threat. The hour-long documentary featured live footage and interviews with dead prez, along with interviews from Kamel Bell, owner of Ankh Marketing and son of incarcerated Black Panther member Herman Bell; Fred Hampton Jr., son of Black Panther Deputy Chairman of the Illinois Chapter Fred Hampton; Bay Area rapper and poet Ise Lyfe, and hip hop activist and radio personality Davey D. Among the topics discussed in the documentary are the inadequacies of the public education system, Black entrepreneurship and social revolution.

Our aim is to provide a programming experience that viewers will not get anywhere else. We like to push the limits and go where other networks fear to tread. We recognized in dead prez a message that deserves to be heard. Not everyone will agree with them, but that's OK. We aim to enlighten and entertain, and 'Dead Prez: It's Bigger than Hip Hop' does both.

I am from Jamaica and normally dont listen to too much rap music because of the content. However, I found you through facebook and your interaction there lead me to your album Information Age, Give thanks for the experience. I cant wait to check you out Live! Bless

Meanwhile, dead prez spoke to HipHopDX back in 2019 about an array of topics, including living holistically and being better men for their families. M-1, who has five daughters, said at the time that supporting women is essential to Hip Hop becoming greater as a whole.

I dug in the files and found this rare gem. This interview took place in 2001 where 9-11 just happened and everyone was on the patriotic mentality. Dead Prez spoke on the propaganda of 9-11, The Music Industry, The Impact of Lets Be Free, Their album afterwards and how the police and government constantly harassed them. Very insightful

My brother bought the album for me when I was about 13 and I loved it. Obviously when I was 13/14 and angsty and hated school etc. this political kind of rap really appealed to me. I subsequently got RBG (also a gift from my lovely big bro) etc etc.

dead prez hasn't released an album since 2012's Information Age, but that's about to change. On Wednesday (June 21), dead prez MC stic announced their upcoming project comes with a collaboration with The Roots' Black Thought.

He made the reveal via Instagram, writing, "Ya heard? Spread the word! New @deadprez x @blackthought on the way! #albummode #deadprez." He included a photo of himself, fellow dead prez member M-1 and Black Thought who appear to be posted up at a studio.

Black Thought is decades into his career but seems more prolific than ever. In addition to his regular gig with The Roots in the house band for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, he's been pumping out albums like a machine. In 2022, he released the gorgeously layered Cheat Codes album with Danger Mouse. Eight months later, he followed up with Glorious Game, his joint project with El Michaels Affair. He also managed to help produce The Roots Picnic, which took place June 2-4 in Philly.

Brilliant album, bumped it all through the weeks that followed Sandy. It was from heaven at that time, it helped get me through it and remain calm and even help other people.. Thank you Dead Prez for another incredible album. I listened to the message in the spirituals.

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"It's all about putting in the work," Stic said via press release. "Fit hop is for active listening. You don't just sit around and listen to an album like Workout II. Pop your earbuds in and use it as fuel to run, lift, or in whatever way you choose to exercise your greatness."

Sin dall'album di debutto, si discusse molto del duo. Molte canzoni sono caratterizzate da forti attacchi verso la societ moderna, la politica corrotta, la perdita dei valori etici e morali, l'omologazione delle persone e le terribili condizioni del terzo mondo. Anche i titoli dati ai loro album, come ad esempio Let's Get Free o Get Free or Dye Tryin (quest'ultimo appare quasi come uno scherno all'album di 50 Cent, Get Rich or Die Tryin') rispecchiano molto chiaramente le loro ideologie ed il loro grido, richiamato poi in quasi tutte le loro canzoni.

Nel 2006 venne diretto un documentario sul duo, dal titolo Dead Prez: It's Bigger Than Hip Hop. Questo, trasmesso dal canale Starz InBlack e diretto da John Threat, era un documentario volto a far conosce il duo, le loro idee, il loro pensiero[1]. Venne introdotto anche un nuovo tema, quello della droga, che tanto dilaga nei rapper odierni. Nello stesso anno, il duo partecipa ad un album assieme agli Outlawz, intitolato Can't Sell Dope Forever, appunto per denunciare il loro disprezzo verso questo tema non ancora trattato.

When Dead Prez dropped in 2000, however, the direction of hip-hop was uncertain. On one hand, the genre had become a commercial powerhouse. Lauryn Hill became the first hip-hop artist to win album of the year at the 1999 Grammys, and hip-hop became the best-selling music genre in the United States. On the other hand, the two most recognizable faces of the genre, 2Pac and the Notorious B.I.G., were murdered, and consumerism and celebrity culture enveloped the art. ff782bc1db