Black State of Emergency: Chapter 1

More than a music release, this compilation is a declaration. It is an organized response to what many Afrikan-centered organizers identify as a cultural and intellectual crisis impacting Black communities throughout the diaspora. Through revolutionary Hip-Hop, educational messaging, and storytelling, the project seeks to revive the historical role of Black music as a tool for consciousness, unity, and liberation.

1. Intro Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement

2. Human Trafficking Raka, Anray 360, Omowale

3. 12:12 (Interlude) Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement

4. 12:12 Mic Chambers

5. Black Facts (Interlude) Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement

6. Black Facts Martel Cartel, Crondo, RBG NextGen

7. Fuel For the Revolution (Interlude) Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement

8. Mangos & Moringa Big Nel, Zayd Malik, Mic Chambers

9. Know They Self (Interlude) Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement

10. Tell Me Who I Am Obafemi, Olu Ase, DT Ade

11. Agriculture Interlude Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement

12. Candy Yams Collard Greens Cornbr... Mic Chambers, Obafemi

13. Black Emergency (Interlude) Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement

14. Black State of Emergency Mic Chambers, Sun Da Gr8, Obafemi Lo Rain (feat. Mwanje) Sampa the Great

Hosted by Kalonji Changa of the FTP Movement and Black Power Media

Featured artists include:

Obafemi — Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Mic Chambers — Atlanta, Georgia

Sun Da Gr8 — Atlanta, Georgia

B.IG. NEL — Atlanta, Georgia

Anray 360 — Atlanta, Georgia

Zayd Malik — Atlanta, Georgia

DT Ade — Cincinnati, Ohio

Rak — Columbia, South Carolina

Richard Raw — Wilmington, Delaware

Omowale — New York City, New York

Martel Cartel — Phoenix, Arizona

Crondo — Phoenix, Arizona

RBGNextGen — Oakland, California

Olu Ase — Houston, Texas