DASUN SHINE

This is the birthplace of random thoughts that ran dumb thoughts to speak truth to power. A palace of prosaic graffiti where Hiphop journalistics windmill on the creative cardboard of computer screens. This is Frank Talk out of Soweto. Lion King seeking Mufasa in the ghetto. The genesis of revelations of contrite situations that spongebob in circular motions.

In this matrix we ascend from the abyss, rising to rule and ruling to rise. Wise scribes spout the mathematics and one plus one equals the seed to change three pieces of fish and small loaves into manna for the multitudes.

DX 21 DASUN ALLAH

As a writer and creative artist, the DX 21, Dasun Allah has established himself as one of the top talents in the Hiphop media world. The former Editor-in-Chief of The Source has also served stints as head writer for the Star & Buc Wild Morning show during its ratings record setting run on New York’s WQHT HOT 97, and as a writer and associate producer during its Clear Channel syndicated-WPRR Power 105.1 based incarnation, in addition to being a part of the on-air team.

His work has appeared on MTV, allhiphop.com, Chuck D’s rapstation.com and his contributions to the Village Voice culminated in the groundbreaking “Hip-Hop Cop” cover story in May of 2004. Dasun Allah is also a poet, playwright and screenwriter with a work in development with Hiphop Icon, Fab Five Freddy and Katia Lund (City of God) centering on an American rap artist finding his lost soul in Brazil.