Channel Live

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Channel Live is a 1990s American hip hop duo best known for their politically charged, KRS-One-affiliated single “Mad Izm.”

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American hip hop group
hip hop duo
musical group
activePeriod 1990s
alsoKnownAs Channel Live (Hakim & Tuffy) NERFINISHED
associatedAct Boogie Down Productions NERFINISHED
Buckshot NERFINISHED
KRS-One NERFINISHED
Mad Lion NERFINISHED
Smif-N-Wessun NERFINISHED
bestKnownFor affiliation with KRS-One
politically charged single "Mad Izm"
chartSuccess Mad Izm charted on Billboard rap charts NERFINISHED
collaboration Mad Izm (featuring KRS-One) NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalPeriod Golden age hip hop era NERFINISHED
debutAlbum Station Identification
debutAlbumReleaseYear 1995
formedIn early 1990s
genre East Coast hip hop NERFINISHED
hardcore hip hop
hip hop
political hip hop
hasDiscographyEntry Armaghetto (album) NERFINISHED
Secret Science Rap (EP) NERFINISHED
Station Identification (album) NERFINISHED
hasMember Hakim Green NERFINISHED
Tuffy NERFINISHED
languageOfLyrics English
locationOfFormation New York City NERFINISHED
lyricalFocus political themes
social commentary
memberOf Boogie Down Productions collective NERFINISHED
notableSingle Mad Izm NERFINISHED
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notableWork Mad Izm NERFINISHED
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Station Identification
originatedIn New Jersey NERFINISHED
producerWorkedWith DJ Premier NERFINISHED
Jimi Kendrix NERFINISHED
KRS-One NERFINISHED
recordLabel Capitol Records
EMI Records NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic boom bap production
conscious lyrics

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KRS-One associatedAct Channel Live