Sima Lee

Trap Liberation Army

by Sima Lee

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Edward Onaci Great lyrics, important message--necessary listening! Favorite track: Mystics.

Gayle Harrod Fierce, powerful social commentary

Spartan Jet-Plex Sima is doing amazing things for the community in DC with the Food Clothing Resistance Collective on top of making killer music like this right here. You should check & support both NOW. Partyin' is a banger for sure. Favorite track: Partyin' (Remix).

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1.	It's On 02:10	info	buy track
2.	Partyin' (Remix) 03:06	info	buy track
3.	Mystics 02:58	info	buy track
4.	Amaru's Rose 04:06	info	buy track
5.	Pass Dat 02:31	info	buy track
6.	Last of The Shottas 03:34	info	buy track
7.	What Is Freedom? 03:31	info	buy track
8.	One For The Revolution 03:05	info	buy track

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Trap Liberation Army explores the many sides of a veteran lyricist & radical activist. This album pays homage to the Maroon spirit of the Black Liberation Army while bringing forth modern day Hip-Hop revolutionary reflections. The gritty wordplay and raw passionate delivery of Sima Lee shines as she explores everything from resistance to colonialism, racism, classism, sexism, gentrification, culture and smoking large amounts of cannabis, to the full mastery of the art of "verbal s**t-talking 101".

Production includes "Slimkat78" of Mello Music Group's "The 1978ers", the infamous producer/DJ "Wally Clark" of the Tampa scene, Virginia's legendary Antagonist of "Better Beat Bureau" & fire tracks from Sima's son & emerging Indie artist/producer originally from the 757--"Sam Truth". After the hiatus, this is the way to bring in: "The Return of Eye M. Woman"...

(50% of All Proceeds Help Sustain The Mutual Aid Programs
of Food, Clothing and Resistance Collective.)

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released May 4, 2017

Track Listing:

1. It’s On (prod. By Wally Clark) (ASCAP)
2. Partyin’(Remix) (prod. by Slimkat78) (ASCAP)
3. Mystics (prod. by Sam Truth fka Moose)
4. Amaru's Rose (prod. by Sam Truth fka Moose)
5. Pass Dat (prod. by Slimkat 78) (ASCAP)
6. Last of The Shottas (prod. By Wally Clark) (ASCAP)
7. What Is Freedom? (prod. by Sam Truth fka Moose)
8. One For The Revolution (U Already Know) (prod. by Antagonist)

Album Credits:

All Lyrics Written & Performed by: Ebony "Sima Lee" Outlaw (BMI)
Mixed/Mastered by: A. Bacon (Novakane Omega)
Recorded at: Mu Atlantis Studios/Soul Trust Records (VA)
Recorded at: Georgetown Sounds Studios (DC)
Recorded at: Listen Vision Studios (DC)

Management: Maroon Movement

Front Cover Art Design: Anthony S.
Back Cover Art Design: A. Bacon (Novakane Omega)

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Trap Liberation Army

Management: Maroon Movement

Booking Inquiries: maroonmovement@gmail.com

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