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from B. Sharpa by Ben Sharpa

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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
Comes in a high quality jewel case with full colour booklet featuring artwork by spo0ky.

South African release. Only ships inside South Africa.

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lyrics

On the 25th day of the 3rd month in the Chinese year of the snake,
Out of the southern most parts of the planet,
A young black infant of royal African descent was born.
From his humble beginnings – rumour has it somewhere between Sharpville and White City, Jabavu, Soweto

He learned from a seedling how to swing his tongue like a double-edged sword,
Following the careful instructions of his wise father and beloved mother.
The boy grew RAPIDLY…

Travelling the globe in search for the sacred iron mic only a chosen few true Hip-Hop heads could ever pull out from underground stone.

And as he continued to grow and search, his mind was developed and honed until he had been Sharpened with diamond-tipped wit and iron clad with the armour of street skills.

Now having been dubbed a lyrical warrior and Kaptin of an underground army, With only God as his reinforcement and truth his sword, the young man was called to crusade, waging war on all which is wack, unreal and insulting to the public intelligence.

And after many days and nights in quest for the ancient weapon, He ﬁnally found it – hidden deep in the mountain valleys of the Cape Agullus dungeons.

He now unleashes to you in the form of Sharpa. Ben Sharpa.

credits

from B. Sharpa, released July 26, 2008
Prod. Dplanet

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We develop artists who understand the cultural significance of representing the reality of life in South Africa. Whilst deeply rooted in Hip Hop culture, we push aesthetic boundaries. Our sound is influenced by a wide variety of music, everything from Roots, Dub and Dancehall, to Electro, Detroit Techno, Dubstep, Grime and naturally, the sounds of Africa. ... more