FREEDAM News: New Birth, Tulsa Hip Hop is Alivemess:FREEDAM News: New Birth, Tulsa Hip Hop is Alive

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TULSA - Despite the critics and nay sayers that do not understand the culture, hip hop is very much alive in Tulsa. With Dangerous Rob's upcoming album, "Itz a Dangerous World." The Tulsa hip-hop movement fires its first salvo towards national recognition on April 3, 2007. Dangerous Rob's album speaks about the struggles of living in a Dangerous World from street life to Hurricane Katrina to the War in Iraq. These topics have been interlaced with top-shelf producers and the album has taken a newsworthy spin with the release of "Itz a Dangerous World" featuring Coco Jones.

The roster list of established and upcoming engineers and producers on this new album brings it to a new level.

Super-producer 4-Five, from the luminous Dogg Pound adds his touch with songs like "Still Blazin'". As an official producer for the Dogg Pound and head of their national street team, 4-Five has a lot to offer to the life blood of this album. Jacc Spade, who is the brother of Grammy winning Tony Estes, also makes his debut on "Itz Dangerous World"

As if this is not enough, Dangerous Rob reached into the coffers of hidden treasure to dig up the golden-child, The Big Man. The Big Man's craftiness in radio friendly compositions and experience with all-star rappers make his music easy on the ear. He has worked with Snoop Dogg, RBX, Suga Free, Spice 1 and Flesh and Bone to name a few of the industry kats that have graced his music. Now THE BIG MAN can add Dangerous Rob TO HIS ROSTER with the song "Love tha Player-Hate tha Game".

With the release of Dangerous Rob's intermittent single, "Never Stop Loving Me," radio personalities and program directors in several markets were introduced to BROK Bundlez. Who is BROK Bundelz?

That's easy. Put Brooklyn (his hometown) with Oklahoma (his new found home) and you get BROK. Now add Bundle with a touch of class and some money, you then get producer extraordinaire, BROK Bundlez. When asked to describe his style, BROK Bundelz said, "I try to remain true to myself as a real renaissance man able to manipulate hip-hop, R&B, jazz, soul and classical music into a meaty stew of loops, hooks and beats; always pleasing to the ear and filling for the soul." BROK is best known for his early work with Kool G Rap, and recent work with other upcoming Brooklynites. Hungry MCs circle him constantly looking for a hit beat. With several tracks on Dangerous Rob's new album, this chef is dusting off his pot to cook up the perfect recipe for success.

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Dangerous Rob's new album, Itz a Dangerous World, is slated to release in spring 2007 with production from BROK Bundelz and official Dogg Pound producer 4-Five. Daz Dillinger and Kurupt are dropping another Dogg Pound album, Dogg Chitt, in March 2007. For more information about Dangerous Rob's endorsement deal with the luminary Dogg Pound and Snoop Dogg, please visit www.dangerousrob.com or www.myspace.com/dangersquad13.

This past March in 2006, Dangerous Rob was seen hanging at the Gypsy Tea Room in Dallas with hip hop legends Daz Dillinger, Kurupt, and Ice Cube. Most recently, Dangerous Rob was spotted backstage at a concert with Jurassic 5 at the Cain's Ballroom. Prior to that, D-Rob was performing with Juvenile in that same infamous venue.

From the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany and back to Tulsa, Oklahoma, there has been a barrage of albums over the years. With the hired guns and support of all his fans, there's no telling when this will stop or where it will end because Rob's career is really starting to skyrocket.