“Return To The Classics” Book 3
“Nature Provides”

Project Groundation has linked up with Northern California’s Sierra Seeds Cooperative to bring forth a 1970′s Roots & Culture throwback project focused on nature, farming & the way it affects our system. DJ Child digs deep into the PGM vaults pulling some rare gems. This project is the beginning of a campaign linking the 2 companies to help raise awareness about breaking the chains of Babylon’s Systems and sustaining life for ourselves. At the core of all revolutions is the basic necessities of life; food, clothes & shelter. Until we can provide these for ourselves, we will be slaves to a system that dominates on a global level & continues to destroy the Earth’s natural resources.
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Purchase REAL CD’s of “Nature Provides” here…
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Block Report Radio
DJ Child Interview

New DJ Child of Project Groundation Massive (PGM) Interview by the Minister of Information JR of the Block Report Radio. This hour long interview which originally aired Friday, October 21st on KPFA 94.1 in the Bay Area contains nuff pre-release, world premier tracks from M1 of Dead Prez, the Jacka & Husalah of the Mob Figaz, Jah Dan Blakkamoore, Ness of the A-Alikes, Umi & more…Child discusses 3 different studio albums he’s currently working on,,,”Revolutionary Culture” the 2 new mixtapes that just dropped hosted by: M1 of Dead Prez, Konshens & Jah Dan,,,& a glimpse into a new project called “War of the Gods”.
TRUST US…this interview is more like a brand new mixtape/album than an interview.
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PGM vol. 32 & 33 “REVOLUTIONARY CULTURE” Book 1 & 2
Hosted By: M1 of Dead Prez, Konshens & Jah Dan

DJ Child does it again with a monumental combination—M1 of Dead Prez’s 1st official hosting of a reggae project combined with Konshens & Jah Dan Blakkamoore equals PURE HEAT!!!Download for free exclusively at LARGEUP.COM “MIXTAPE MONDAYS” column. Physical copies can be purchased on our site here—PGM vol. 32 & 33….PGM vol. 32—Book 1 focuses mainly on modern Roots & Culture,,,while PGM vol. 33—Book 2 showcases mostly Reggae/Hip-Hop crossover tracks.
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“I WANTED TO BE INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT BECAUSE OF MY MUSICAL EXPERIENCE WITH DJ CHILD. AS A PRODUCER, ARRANGER, MUSICIAN, DJ, AND VISIONARY, HE DOES WHAT I LIKE THE MOST: MAKE REVOLUTIONARY CULTURE. SINCE GAINING POLITICAL EDUCATION I HAVE ALWAYS REGARDED WHAT I DO IN THIS WAY WHICH IS WHY I FELT THIS TITLE SO BEFITTING. WE HAVE WORKED TOGETHER ON NUMEROUS PROJECTS AND THIS ONE SHOULD BE A GREAT ADDITION TO THE ARSENAL. BOOM!”
—M1 of Dead Prez
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DJ Child Interview

Kamoy Magazine is a Caribbean fashion magazine based out of Miami,FL. Jamaican super-model Nerissa Irving sat down with DJ Child & reasoned in depth for this 6 page interview…
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Kamoy: Why did you gravitate to culture/reggae music? I ask this because I noticed most of you mix tapes gravitate to a Rastafarian lifestyle. Your style is very revolutionary.
DJ Child: Rasta is resistance against an oppressive force that represents a globalized, demonic, cloned society. Rastas are Revolutionaries in every sense of the word. They live a unique lifestyle for themselves, by themselves, by any means necessary. Because I equate Rasta and Revolutionaries as one and the same, it’s a natural fit for the message in the music that I blast to the masses.
Following the politics of what’s going on in the world affects me deeply and angers me. I feel that the greatest way that I can contribute to society is through my music. One of the things that attracted me to Rastafarians from the beginning was their emphasis on a nature-based religion. I believe that at the root of all revolutions is farming. To break free from a dominating system one must be able to provide for themselves on all basic levels of life—food, clothes and shelter. Music has always preserved the oral tradition of a peoples…and my mission is to try and leave my mark of what’s going on in the world around me…to hopefully provide something for the youth of the future.

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