A Thoughtiverse Unmarred, by Georgia Anne Muldrow

A Thoughtiverse Unmarred

by Georgia Anne Muldrow

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naturalblaster This is dope, positive art, worth far more than any $.
Big thanks, Ms. One!!

kfellz tight bars & production Favorite track: Gitdown (feat. Declaime).

djwarzone so far super fresh breath of air and a passionate strong female presence on the mic. what only Rapsodoy, Boog Brown, and Star have brought

Fred Clark well worth the wait...superb

Emitt Kyle This has stayed on top of my playlist. Looking like it's going to be my album of the year.

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1.	Prologue 01:18		buy track
2.	Monoculture 02:40		buy track
3.	Great Blacks 03:04	info	buy track
4.	Fifth Shield 04:21		buy track
5.	The Outcome (feat. MP is Free & Declaime) 03:09		buy track
6.	Ankles 03:13		buy track
7.	Arkansas 03:13		buy track
8.	Pop Iconz 02:08		buy track
9.	Tungsten Babalawo 03:38		buy track
10.	Child Shot 03:24		buy track
11.	Gitdown (feat. Declaime) 02:41		buy track
12.	Sans Vacay (free) 03:07	info	download

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Past is prologue. The sins of the father are visited on sons and daughters. The madness of the world only abates when you stop the cycle—when you seek something beyond the mono-cultural and the corporeal.

Georgia Anne Muldrow is a seeker and truth-teller. The words on her first rap album—produced entirely by Chris Keys—balance a beautiful delivery with brutal honesty. These are the honest confessions of a mother who refuses to turn a blind eye to immediate and ancestral misdeeds. Her rhymes are conscious, but more importantly, they speak to our deeper conscience.

The prophetic soul artist offers a singular voice, yet belongs to a storied lineage. Listening to this record, you can hear the echoes of past oracles: Billie Holiday, Alice Coltrane, Erykah Badu, and Lauryn Hill. But the wisdom and narrative reflect Muldrow’s most personal revelations.

From the album’s inception, we find her analyzing the patterns of her life in the constellations, rambling down dusty trails, pledging to jot down these crystalline thoughts in her mind as a north star for the misguided youth. She holds her head high, not in the vein of superiority, but as someone who “used to roam wild on a one-way street.”

The evils of the world are given no quarter. She indicts corporate thugs and warmongers, the shamelessly materialistic and musicians who refuse to offer a modicum of substance. Her motivation isn’t to brow beat, but to challenge you to do better—it’s the type of record that can trigger resolutions on any day of the year. It’s a document of racial solidarity and pride, but one that offers an olive branch to anyone down for the cause.

The beats are dusty and suffused with warmth so overwhelming it practically radiates Vitamin D. The gritty drums and hypnotic loops are minimal enough to let Muldrow’s mineral-rich voice fill in the gaps. There’s a timelessness in it’s questioning of age-old human problems, yet it tailors the inquiries towards the issues we currently grapple with on a diurnal basis.

Muldrow uses music as a vessel to inspire hope and propel people towards a better future. Beyond identifying worldly inequities, this record details one woman’s quest to improve things for herself, her children, and everyone else. It’s about finding universal truths, while staying true to one’s essence—transcending the hate and slowly starting to heal.

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released May 19, 2015

produced by Chris Keys
cover photo by Ernie Paniccioli

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Georgia Anne Muldrow Los Angeles, California

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VWETO III

May 2021
VWETO II

Jun 2019
Overload

Oct 2018
A Thoughtiverse Unmarred

May 2015
Kings Ballad

Jul 2010
VWETO

Dec 2010
SomeOthaShip

Feb 2010

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