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Wordsmith: King Noah

08 September 2011

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Founder of independent label NU Revolution Entertainment LLC and Revoltradio.com, Wordsmith, makes entrepreneurship and artistry look easy as he masters all things behind the mic and behind the scenes. “Grudges & Growing Pains,” produced by Benny Rome, is the first single from Wordsmith’s upcoming “King Noah Mixtape.” Issues like race, hate, envy, politics and sexual preference come into play on this record. This is music for those struggling with identity and self esteem. The record is intended to empower, inspire, and spread the message that none of us are alone.

Wordsmith – Grudges & Growing Pains (Produced by Benny Rome) by TheRealWordsmith

Wordsmith – Rhymesayer Revival (Produced by Strada – Cutz by DJ Ykcor) by TheRealWordsmith



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