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Gabriel Stark – "Rolling Through Dallas"

  • December 26, 2011
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Leave it to Gabriel Stark to make an analogy as heavy as the death of president John F. Kennedy synonymous with the death of conscious hip-hop. "Rolling Through Dallas" is a tale of human rights and a lost generation of young African-Americans. From its netherworld, dream-like introduction to its militant and percussive outro, Gabriel gives you a first person perception at what might have been the president's thoughts on the dreadful day he was assassinated. Gabriels' conceptualization and lyricism reflect his passion for pushing things forward and making listeners think. What are your thoughts? Be sure to check back as we'll be releasing his album Starky F. Kennedy sometime in January.

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