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In rap music's constant struggle for personal fame and street credibility, it seems that the desire to educate the masses has been a forgotten art form. The O.R.D.E.R. movement is what many may consider true lyricists with promising visions. This unit can ensure "true hip hop" listeners that meaningful music still exists.  The music is realistic, insightful, breathtaking and intense. The message brings forth a vivid picture of the harsh times that life has dealt.  The O.R.D.E.R. may not be the saviors of "rap", but they can be vital in rebuilding the form of what was known as "Hip Hop". Now, introducing the first member of the O.R.D.E.R. movement, KillaScripsha. 

KillaScripsha is extraordinary, relentless, and possesses the heart and desire of a fearless journalist. He has the ability to combine harsh reality with resolutions of hope which is both motivational and inspiring. Scripsha imposes a serious threat to the commercial status of most of these overrated artists that have (through politics), flooded the airwaves with simple and basic skill. His goal is to keep improving lyrically through true Hip Hop and the world will soon find out that the level of rap will have to be raised if allowed in the industry.  KillaScripsha has worked with producer "Domingo" of east Brooklyn, New York who has produced for the late great big pun, KRS-One, Heltah Skeltah and Masta Ace to name a few.

Domingo has featured KillaScripsha on two underground album releases, the first "Domingo presents: Behind The Doors of the 13th Floor", had an explosive lead single entitled "In The line of Fire" which featured MC Shan, the God Sunz, Rass Kass, FT, Feel X, Bamboo, KillaScripsha and B'yond Existence. The album also contained 'Sinz of Reality" and "L.I.F.E…" who one-time source writer Riggs Morales stated "these two songs were lyrical standouts" and Domingo quotes "Ain't nobody nicer in Connecticut."  The second album, "Game Over" was a more established one. It contained Smiff-N-Wessun, The Lost Boys, Masta Ace and Eminem (early career). Scripsha was featured on a song title "Petrafied" which had numerous responses from fans by email asking "who and where are the artists on this particular song...and when can we hear more material?" by the time "Game Over II" was completed there was no KillaScripsha on this one because he was not a signed artist and many listeners were disappointed.

KillaScripsha has been involved in the Boston area Hip Hop scene by working with G-Square of the well known underground unit, the Kreators who produced the single "Truth 2 Power". Scripsha opened for the Legendary Guru (Gangstarr foundation), Krumbsnatcha, Smoke Bulga (Sony), the Kreators, Edo G., Thirsten Howell III at the middle east in Cambridge, MA. He also shared the stage with the Def Squad in Worcester, MA at the Palladium, the Underground in New Hampshire and in NYC at Nightingales, the remote lounge as well as Willies in Harlem and many other showcases in NYC, Boston, Connecticut and New Jersey.  He has also featured on several mixtapes, in magazines and presently has music in rotation worldwide.  The next step is a chance in the industry.

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Unsigned Hype - Vol. II
'We On Our Grind'

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