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OneBeat 2013

Fellow

Ahmed Rock

MC

Alexandria, Egypt

Fellow

OneBeat 2013

Ahmed Rock was born and raised in Alexandria, Egypt. He is a member of Revolution Records and one of the pioneers of the Egyptian hip-hop scene. The group was formed in 2006 by teMraz and Ahmed himself, along with C-Zar, Rooney Hoodstar and Shehab as music producer. Rebels at heart, the Alexandria-based collective changed the Egyptian hip-hop scene, bringing a new, simpler, artistic rap that everyone can understand in order to deliver their revolutionary message to the largest number of people. They believe the music industry needs a revolution. The way people think needs a revolution. So they decided to make a change—to be the unspoken words of the streets. Without the backing of a commercial label, they record their own tracks using a portable studio and software for recording, music producing, and sound engineering. Their rap could be described as political, angry, light, philosophical, and realistic. A number of well-known Egyptian newspapers have covered Revolution Records, as well as international journals, magazines, television and online radio stations. They hope to deliver their message to the whole world.

Ahmed Rock was born and raised in Alexandria, Egypt. He is a member of Revolution Records and one of the pioneers of the Egyptian hip-hop scene. The group was formed in 2006 by teMraz and Ahmed himself, along with C-Zar, Rooney Hoodstar and Shehab as music producer. Rebels at heart, the Alexandria-based collective changed the Egyptian hip-hop scene, bringing a new, simpler, artistic rap that everyone can understand in order to deliver their revolutionary message to the largest number of people. They believe the music industry needs a revolution. The way people think needs a revolution. So they decided to make a change—to be the unspoken words of the streets. Without the backing of a commercial label, they record their own tracks using a portable studio and software for recording, music producing, and sound engineering. Their rap could be described as political, angry, light, philosophical, and realistic. A number of well-known Egyptian newspapers have covered Revolution Records, as well as international journals, magazines, television and online radio stations. They hope to deliver their message to the whole world.

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