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Hu” is AMUN SEN HOTEP RE
also known as Bigga Dre from INNER VIBE SOUND / “The Hidden
SUN of the Lost Children Of Babylon?” The answer is in the
question which leads you in his direction as a true MC. Amun
Sen Hotep Re is a writer, artist, music consultant, actor,
and producer who has worked with grammy award recipients to
up and coming artists and producers. Originally a member of
Pennsylvania’s own INNER VIBE SOUND Inc., an independent
Record Label which consist of Amun Sen Hotep Re (BIGGA DRE),
Incredible KMACK, and Dave The Last Tycoon. Bigga Dre has
managed to use his independent status as writer, which
eventually landed him a position at Sigma “Sound House
Production” Studio under the legendary Joe Tarsia. Pre
millennium Amun attended Walnut St. Theatre as a student in
teen ensemble where he learned key elements in performance
such as, stage presence, improv, etc. In Early 2000 Bigga
Dre (Amun Sen Hotep Re) joined The Lost Children Of Babylon
to help strengthen their fan base which resulted in a major
distribution contract with Babygrande Records.
BIGGA DRE can be heard on
The Lost Children of Babylon’s last three album releases
which includes "Words
From The Duat: Book Of Anubis", where he first appeared
as the God “AMUN” The Hidden Sun Of The L.C.O.B. on a couple
of tracks, creating a high buzz for himself and solidifying
a permanent spot due to a demand from fans across the world,
thirsty
for more of what the Hidden Sun had in store! The 3rd
controversial album by L.C.O.B. "911
Report" became an instant classic earning a perfect
score (10 out 10 at www.rapreviews.com) with classic hits
such as Guerilla Militia, Propaganda, Legend of the Fall,
Media, Closed Caption, Conspiracy Theory, Who Speaks For Us,
and By Any Means Necessary which feature AMUN. With a forth
installment close to completion from L.C.OB. “The
Appendices” Scroll Of Lost Tales.... where Amun The hidden
Sun takes things to the next level,..... Wait a minute, is
he still a member of L.C.O.B? will his recorded verse be on
the new album or taken out? was he not the one that was
rumored to have been replaced in the group by Warcloud? what
is his current relationship with L.C.O.B members and most
especially Rasual Allah? Ask more questions as we tell you
no lies as Wu-International catches up with the man himself
to discuss all the rumors, issues within the group, his new
projects and labels and how he intends to conquer the beast
he calls the music industry.
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I like to say thanks first and foremost for
taking the time to answer these questions, highly
appreciated, and will also point out that nothing will be
altered, edited or changed when this is published online.
Wu-Internationals: Peace Amun, how are you?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I'm doing my Biz
Wu-Internationals:
Amun Sen Hotep Re, that is a very long name, could you
please break down the meaning of your name and why you have
chosen this name?
Amun
Sen Hotep Re:
My Name was given to me by PAA Nazdir: Amunnub Reakh Ptah,
PAA Hanut: (Djedi) at birth you are given a name by your
physical parents and once you come into the realization of
who and what you "are" you receive a spiritual name which
can be given or taken on as an attribute.
Wu-Internationals: Interesting name, what other names
do you go by?
Amun
Sen Hotep Re:
Shadow Assassin, Bigga Dre, The HIDDEN SUN OF THE LCOB!
Wu-International: So it’s not like you had a name
change, would you say you adopted a new name within the same
person?
Amun
Sen Hotep Re:
Shadow Assassin, Bigga Dre, The HIDDEN SUN OF THE LCOB!
Wu-International: Please give us a brief
history of how you met and became a member of The Lost
Children Of Babylon (LCOB)?
Amun
Sen Hotep Re:
In Philly there used to be a venue called The Black Lilly
(at the Legendary 5 spot) where acts such as the Roots,
Musiq Soul Child, Jill Scott, Jaguar Wright, Flobrown, Bilal,
Kindred, Jazzy Fat Nasties, Lady Alma, and even Jasmine
Sullivan would come and perform. My brother Kenyatte and I
would attend it was a great place to network and socialize
with other up and coming/established artist, promoters,
producers, etc. We would leave the event just before it
ended because it was easier to solicit promotional fliers
without all the social interaction we would post out front
and catchem (Patrons) in passing. There were a group of back
pack rappers outside in the midst was Sul we built and
exchange jewels discussing prospects of me working with the
group. I thought it would be good to bring something brand
new but working with any and everybody is something I don't
do so instead of jumping on every track he submitted I
waited until he brought something new that I felt would be a
challenge, when I heard where every breath is a prayer it
was on the way back from a trip from TAMARE Egypt of The
West in G.A. on the same disk was a snippet of the Rising
Force these two tracks I took on as my main course. I never
knew how much I contributed to the group (LCOB) until Sul
Asked me if I wanted to join the crew to open up in the
Poconos (Almost Heaven Camp Site) for the Roots this is
where I met the other members except for Rich. We had great
chemistry on stage this along with the strong internet
response from my feature is what got us on the same page!
Wu-Internationals : Is there any particular reasons
that you are known as the Hidden Sun of LCOB, and what
is/was your role within the group?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: There is so much work I put in
behind the scenes! Only if you knew!!! The double edge sword
logo you see holding up the LCOB is a representation of Me
X= the unknown The Hidden One or Should I say the Hidden SUN
"AMUN". If you take the Sun out the sky then all life would
die and if you remove me from the equation then your album
might get pushed back a few years YA DIG... However if you
recruit and put me as a member in your group Babygrande
might sign you or refind (refine) you.
Wu-International: Reason we have asked is because a
couple of years ago, LCOB posted up news in regards to you
leaving the group due to contractual reasons, could you
please shed some light on this, and tell us why you left?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: False Claims = F.E.A.R.
Fraudulent Expectations Appearing Real, Actually I
didn't get a chance to see that but I heard about it
{Laughs}. You would have to ask the person responsible for
that claim. If you notice there was a very long standstill
after that in fact it is now 2009 and we still haven't seen
a project from them yet! I don't give energy to dead things
I will say this I joined LCOB and Babygrande signed us after
that claim was made things haven't been the same. I am about
unity and I see the long term effects that negative
publicity has taken a toll on the group. It's sad too Many
Chiefs and not Enough Indians someone was trying to sound
Deep using words like "Contractual" to add sensationalism to
the sting but all that did was reverse the outcome.
Wu-Internationals: During that time also it was said you
will be replaced by Warcloud aka The Holocaust? how true is
this and how do you feel about the replacement?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: That is why I waited so long to
do this interview so that I can point out the
inconsistencies. First it was Warcloud, who recently sent me
a friend request on myspace, then it was KSarrah now there
trying to conceptualize the group which is "reverse
mathematics" because you cant add on by taking away.
Receipts and Precepts' give birth to concepts as a group we
were well received. Now because of the controversy and lapse
of time the perception of our fans have changed because you
have so many people using the name (LCOB) which promotes the
question Who is LCOB? I can remember the first interview Wu-
International conducted with The Lost Children Of Babylon it
was a "good look" (It looked good) but why wasn't it a
collective involving all members Atun Sen Geb, Ancient Kemet,
Amun Sen Hotep RE, Rich Raw, Rasul Allahu, & Cosmic
Crusader? I found out about that interview the same way I
found out about the rumor of me allegedly leaving due to
contractual reasons THE FANS or should I say THE FAM they
are the ones who I have a strong connection with. Internal
Conflict should not be an eye soar that's why I never
addressed some of the things that were going on behind the
scenes. They wanted to use Holocaust/Warcloud to implant in
your mind WU or Wu Affiliation but you cant clone a style or
steal a birth right and expect the consumer to buy that. The
Wu emerged on the scene as a family more like an
organization they would have never did some Sucka shit like
purposely misspell a name, or edit a verse, propagate lies,
slander and ill propaganda because what you do in the dark
comes to light!
Wu-International: Speaking of the last interview, was there
not supposed to be a joint project between Sunz Of Man
and LCOB?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: A lot of things are
questionable like why is it that no one from Sunz of Man is
on the 911 or the Duat but Lcob replaced the INNER VIBE
SOUND logo with a Sunz Of Man logo? What is the real reason
they changed the The Appendices to the Zeigeist?
Wu-International: So is it safe to say you won’t be on
"The Appendices" Scroll Of Lost Tales (LCOB's supposedly
upcoming album on Babygrande)?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I signed to BABYGRANDE to do
these albums. I consider it a obligation not an option so if
you don't hear me on it there was foul play (Breach Of
Contract), which I had nothing to do with because I stay in
contact despite any minor disagreements. This is the Music
Business Music and the Business go hand and hand and I
haven't washed my hands of anything until I finished the
plate!
Wu-International: Killah Priest was meant to executively
produce that album, what is your relationship with Priest
now and will you be working with him?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Killah Priest would definitely
bring something positive to a Lost Children Of Babylon
Project! We opened up a show for him out in Miami shortly
after the 911 Report album was released that is where I met
him. I can relate to Priest because he is in a position and
making moves and if you are progessive to he is willing to
work with you. While we were out at South Beach he was
working on "The Offering" he let us preview some of the
tracks and passed off a instrumental for me and Raw to
feature on it. Rasul was envious and didn't like that so he
reached and took it back claiming he was going to send the
track. I didn't get a chance to bless the Offering due to
circumstance but through inconveience and discomfort growth
is at hand. He was performing at Polaris in Philly shortly
after the album was released and I came out to support and
he showed love infact I was in the V.I.P. so the prospects
of us working together I'm still open with out a doubt.
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Wu-International: Good to hear, lets get back to LCOB's
last album, 911, how well was that album received by
fans?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Rapreviews.com gave it a
10 out of 10
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Wu-Internationals: Do you ever see yourself getting back
with the group LCOB?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Yes I was in the studio with
Atun and Sul I wrote and recorded the hook for one of the
the tracks on the Zeigeist Album entitled "Prison Planet".
There were a few more songs I wrote to but I am only going
to mention the one I recorded if you don't hear me on the
new album just know there was Foul Play and I will go in
depth and explain later but for now I asking all our fans
remain optimistic.
Wu-Internationals: Ok, so yuo are still in contact and
in good working relatonship with some if not all of the
members of LCOB?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Yes it's important to
communicate this, and minimizes the confusion and
speculation but It's hard when your comrades view you as
competition instead of apart of the conglomerate. I'm always
writing and recording songs for myself and others. I learned
along time ago from reading a book called "The MIND" that in
order for a group to come together physically they have to
be on the same page mentally in other words let go the EGO
(self arrogating aspect of the the MIND) strength lies in
unity and there are no chances only probability ( ability to
probe). We have to collectively and individually Probe and
look past the ego and think about "OUR" fans!!!!!
Wu-International: What were you doing before you
became a member of LCOB?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I was working at the Legendary
Sigma sound House as a ghost writer with Don Wil (producer)
together we were apart of the production team at Sigma which
was owned by Joe Tarsia.
Wu-International: Ok, well lets move away from LCOB now,
how did you fall into your respective crafts (emceeing),
what made you decide to pick the microphone up?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I'm from a small city on the
out skirts of Philly with a big reputation unfortunately the
positive is overlooked there is an immense amount of talent
but not too many outlets to express creativity so a lot of
the youth take it to the streets instead of going into the
booth. Most of my child hood friends that I went to primary
school with are either Dead or in Jail some didn't have a
chance to excel instead of letting the odds weaken my will
it strengthen me in more ways than one. I think that
endurance breeds resistance so I begin to express myself
through writing, beatboxing, and freestyling. My mother was
a single parent strong black woman who instilled in me the
importance of originality once she found out that I was
interested in music she enrolled me into Walnut St. Theatre
this is where I learned about improv, stage presence, etc.
Towards the end of every Summer I would stay in In North
Philly with my brother (R.i.p. DAVE TYCOON) we would go
around ciphering building our stats we learned how create
songs from Kenyatte overall he taught us how to rap. Every
block party, house party, or talent show we were old enough
to enter it was a go this is where I learned how to put on a
show.
Wu-International: Who would you say are your
influences both lyrically and style wise as an MC?
Amun Sen Hotep Re:
Outkast - Diversity,
KRS - Conscious with the ability to appeal to the street,
Refugees / The Roots - Eclectic,
Nas - Narrative
2pac - Conviction
Rakim - Scientifically Smooth
Wu-International: Interesting answers, thanks. How do
you differentiate yourself as an emcee from other emcees?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: A true Mc can remind you of
another artist that you like but maintain originality. The
true essence of Hip Hop is having your own identity and
making an impression Basically being a trendsetter remaining
relevant and not compromising integrity for a couple
dollars. I connect with my audience by providing them with
Good Product "I know when to holdem and when to foldem"
there is a set time for everything (Zero Time Reference) and
at the appropriate time that's when I will release
undisclosed material. It's all about TIME because time is
money You reap what you so! Most artist start off one way
and are unable to change with the times or the misinterpret
what it means to be Current so they recycle the same
bullshit that's being fed by those who want to capitalize
off our music and keep you dead I do the total opposite. As
an emcee I have chose to be the "best at what I do" (I Do
ME) because I feel that it is better to Master One thing
than to be a Jack of all trades and Master None.
Wu-International: Are you originally from Philly?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: No I'm from Chester P.a. home of
Jameer Nelson, Kevin Jones, Tyreke Evans, Ethel Waters,
Brandi Wells, Kevin Michael etc. its on the out skirts of
Philly where William Penn first Landed (The original Penns
Landing is in Chester)!
Wu-International: Do you have any non musical
aspirations?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: No I'm from Chester P.a. home of
Jameer Nelson, Kevin Jones, Tyreke Evans, Ethel Waters,
Brandi Wells, Kevin Michael etc. its on the out skirts of
Philly where William Penn first Landed (The original Penns
Landing is in Chester)!
Wu-International: See, thought you were from Philly,
Philly has always had talents, from The Roots, Jedi Mind
Tricks, Bahamadia, of course LCOB and so on, not much has
been heard from up and coming emcees except for those
already established, what is your view on this?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Most make the mistake of
separating the music from the business Do not forget this is
the "Music Business" and the only way your going to be
successful is to have everything in perspective. I can only
share with you from my personal experience with working with
LCOB I felt like certain members were disgruntle when they
found out I wouldn't allow myself to be taken advantage of
but I didn't let feelings interfere with business so if
there ever was internal conflict you would never hear or see
that coming from me that's and eye soar and when you deal
with major labels and distribution companies they want to
know that their investment is secure. There are a lot of
talented up and coming artist but the game has changed due
to the advancement of Technology so the artist have to
advance and combine the old methods of selling records with
the New Wave. Study the successful ones before you and learn
from their mistakes it takes allot more than just being
"HOT" you have to create a movement and don't stand in one
spot!
Wu-International: I have had a chance to find out about
Inner Vibe Sound, could you please tell us more about Inner
Vibe Sound?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: INNER VIBE SOUND Inc. is a Record
Label that provides services that range from production,
song writting, graphic design, digital distribution, music
management, and consulting. The group INNER VIBE SOUND
consist of Amun Sen Hotep Re (BIGGA DRE), Incredible KMACK,
and Dave The Last Tycoon!
Wu-International: I see there are 2 of you mostly on the
pictures, please tell us abut your partner The Incredible
Kmack, what’s his role in the group?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Incredible KMACK is my blood brother
Mentor and Executive Producer of the last three INNER VIBE
SOUND albums (Evolve Or Perish, Infinitive Lifeline,
Cointelpro) released.He is also the inspiration behind the
music and graphic design of The Last Ticoon Album (reissued
and distributed by INNER VIBE SOUND Inc.)
Wu-International: You have 4 albums already out on that
name, please tell us more about these projects and how fans
can pick them up?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Evolve or Perish is our first release
most of the production was done by Incredible KMACK except
for the first two singles off the album (Evolve Or Perish &
Lost And Turned Out) all mixes and scratches are provided by
DJ Vader! I am on Five songs Uptown On A Downtown, Lost And
Turned Out, Conflict, X The Rest, & Fuckin Wit Me. This
album is basically a set up for all the albums it scratches
the surface without penetrating the epidermis giving you
just enough to keep you interested and looking forward to
the next LP. Infinitive Lifeline is our Sophomore release a
continuation of our Debut starting off where we left with
Evolve or Perish (The Remix) which features Dave Tycoon
(INNER VIBE SOUND Solo Artist) Don Wil ( Protege of
Legendary Producer Clark Kent) Lauren Lark & Steve Sparrow
(Vocalist). Production also Includes DJ Rashawn, who has
production credits ranging from working with Diplomats
member Jim Jones to Ruff Ryders Recording Artist. Mark M4p
Mcgurn is another in house up and coming producer, who is
from my hometown Chester P.a. Vax Morpheus produced our
first two singles on Evolve Or Perish so it was only right
we bring him back and of course Incredible KMACK! This album
also incorporates Live Instrumentation provided by
Argentina's Juan Garcia Bossio (bass player arranger and
composer) & Trinidad's John Sebastian Gaskin acoustic
guitar/bass player. The 3rd album is actually the first solo
project from INNER VIBE SOUND own Dave Tycoon (That Last
Ticoon) features include Philly's own Major Figgas (Dutch
Bump J and Chops) , North Philly's Aaron Owens "A.O. (AND 1
Mixtape Tour, Ball 4 Real World Tour), Amun Sen Hotep Re (BIGGA
DRE The Hidden Sun Of LCOB) & KMACK produced by Dj Rashawn
and Vax Morpheus! The Last Album to date is Cointelpro (The
Counter Intelligence Program) production by it can be
compared to the 911 Report without all the sensationalism
and extremity.
Wu-International: Are you currently working on a solo
album or new material?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Yes I am working on a new album the
first Single will be Released Digitally on September 9, 2009
(999) I am including A Bonus DVD (Mysteries Behind Closed
Doors) For free with each purchase!
Wu-International: Please tell us more about this as in
title, producers, and featured guests?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: There is only so much I can Disclose
at this point but I will tell you that this whole album will
be Executive Produced by Me! I spoke with KRS ONE and things
are looking good but it's hard to lock anyone down until
it's all said and done especially with his upcoming new
release with BuckShot. I am in the studio now with Don Wil
and we have created some Master Pieces I take pride in
making timeless music (expect GREATNESS)! While working in
Sigma I built pretty strong relationships with other
accredited producers such as Keith Pelzer (production
credits of Will Smith Floetry, Jill Scott and the list goes
on). Cee Knowledege of Digable Planets, TL Hot Runner (Major
Figgas Fabulous and list goes on) and prior to signing to
Babygrande I was fortunate enough to meet with NAS, Mike
Brinkly, and DJ LES at INDRE Recording studios a window of
opportunity was presented from me to possibly sign under
Nas's imprint at that time( ILL WILL Records )but I had
already set out on working to strengthen the LCOB movement
which conflicted with the pursuit to do a solo project.
Recently I reached out to DJ LES through the net and let him
know what I'm presently doing so keep your Eyes open.... I
also want to expose some new talent such as "Top Prospects"
San Frane and rest assure you will hear more Dave
Tycoon,KMACK and as I stated it all about the Fans so the
door is Open for the Lost Children Of Babylon but I'm not
going to waist my time!
Wu-International: When are you planning to release the
album if any?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Towards The End Of December 2009
Stay updated by logging on to
www.innervibesound.com,
www.myspace.com/amun9,
www.myspace.com/innervibesound.com,
http://twitter.com/INNERVIBESOUND
Wu-International: Any major behind it or you are doing
it independently?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: It will be a Joint Venture.
Wu-International: What kinds of ideas are going into
this new album?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I make music for the masses but when
I'm trying to reach a particular audience I speak to them
direct without sensationalism so you can expect for me to
touch on a wide range of topics ranging from spirtuality,
streets, culture, relationships, etc. I don't want to be
monotyped (1 sided) if any thing I rather be stereotyped
play me on your radio and listen to what you like! If I
write a song with a message I'm not trying to reach the ones
that already know I want to connect with the Def Dumb and
Blind alot of these so called "rappers" are wrapped up in
conspiracy theories and polotricks or either they are on
some space cadet shit "I aint preachin to the choir" I'm
talking to the brothers and sisters who really have a
problem but they are looking for a solution so I want to
share what I have learned from my personal experience and
others. Spread the jewelz and in between take time out to
groove you have to feed the people with a spoon.
Wu-International: Are there any songs you are most
excited about you might want to share with us now?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I'm really excited about releasing
the New single "El Eloh" as I stated earlier it's about the
time and NOW is the perfect time! There are two other tracks
that are going to be on the single and this will give the
people and idea of where I'm coming from.
Wu-International: How do you think the fans will receive
your album especially now you are not with LCOB?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I have noticed that most "rappers"
usually do well within a group setting on the contrary most
emcees can hold their own and branch out as a solo artist.
Take for examples Ice Cube (N.W.A.) Busta Rymes (L.O.N.S.)
Qtip (Tribe Called Quest) Grand Puba (Brand Nubian) Cee lo
Green (Goodie Mob) and the list goes on We are all cut from
the same cloth. I think they will appreciate the expansion
and growth of my solo career considering I put so much work
in over the years.
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Wu-International: What would you say you were trying to
achieve with your music?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I want to help with the
preservation of Hip Hop culture by carrying on
traditon and leaving body of work that will inspire
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Wu-International: Who would you like to work with at the
moment?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: 9th Wonder
Wu-International: After the album, what else as in
shows, mixtapes?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: After the album I plan on touring the
U.K. to connect with my fans abroad record some footage to
let you see the response. INNER VIBE SOUND will be releasing
the first installment of Vintage Albums and unreleased
material entitled More Reality (Moor REAL I.NNER VIBE SOUND
T.YCOON ). We will be working on a series of mixtapes and a
compilation log on to www.innervibesound.com for more
information.
Wu-International: Since LCOB's last album there have
been multitude of lcob offspring all around the globe all
claiming LCOB Canada, Poland, UK, Russia list goes on,
what's your take on this?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: What better way to regain the
general interest of your fans and parent company/label then
to create a marketing scheme to prioritize your project,
which would ultimately promote your release (Props for
press, Rumors for Rates). Business men and artists have a
totally different mindset. Artists tend to focus primarily
on their craft, where as an executive in business' primary
concern is to generate interest in a product and to create
capital. Once you have displayed to them that you are
capable of maintaining your status you will be put on the
shelf. As I said before, time is money and as you can see
there has been a lapse of time which reduces interest and
minimizes the budget. However, you can never judge a book by
its cover because its plot has yet to be revealed.
Wu-International: Outside of music, what else have you
been working on?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Outside of music I've been getting
back into acting recently I did an endorsement for a book
called "What We Dragged Out Of Slavery With Us" by Author:
Claude A. Green Jr. you can order it at practically at any
book store or I also featured in A Chester Story a
full-length film documentary which chronicles the historical
development of Chester City through the voices of Black
residents. A Chester Story was featured in the Philadelphia
Black Film and Media Festival. Most importantly encouraging
people sign this petition..
"Dear Honorable President Obama,
I salute your promise to end torture in America and that is
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States Bureau of Prisons (BOP) at the United States
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Punishment.
This case has gained national and international attention
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This is supported by the affidavits and recantations by
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Wu-International: I assume you are also member of the
United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors, are there any other
sciences or religion that you affiliate yourself with?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: With all do respect I don't prescribe
to the institution of any religion "TRUTH IS TRUTH". I
accept as fact the eternal laws of nature as revealed
through science, past events, logic and common sense
revealed as Right Knowledge, Wisdom And Right Overstanding!
Wu-International: Anything else you might want the fans
to know that we missed out on?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: I want the fans to know that with me
it's all about integrity an ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure I will not allow others to capitalize off of
my blood sweat and tears. Over the years I have observed the
cliche of pimps and hoes in the industry my best friend and
worst enemy is myself with that being said know that I am
going to ride for the Cause but not "Just because".....
Money isn't everything it's more than music it's a MOVEMENT!
Wu-International: Any shout outs or last words to your
fans or potential fans?
Amun Sen Hotep Re: Big Shout Out To All my Fans (FAM)
all across the globe eastcoast, west coast, Bermuda, The U.k.
Canada, Japan, can not forget Chuck Wilson, "The Outback" ,
Skip, Mike, ad Angela Wilson. A special shout out to Malachi Kobina York,
Paa Rasultet Bastet,Mentu Hotep, Hatshepsut, Nubi,Qahhaaru
Re-Imotep, Khenti Hotep Hera Collection and the whole U.N.W.
& A Special THANKS to Wu International for conducting this
Interview, When you get a chance stop by and sign our guest
book
www.innervibesound.com !!!!!!!!!!!!
-HOTEP
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