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Afu-Ra

From his 1994 breakout on Jeru the Damaja's "Mental Stamina," Afu-Ra has fused classic East Coast hardcore with the sensitive, intelligent wordplay expected from a committed Rastafarian. He started out much like any other young New York rapper, though his rhymes impressed Jeru the Damaja enough to include him on his debut. Becoming a Jeru protégé (just as Jeru had come up with Gang Starr), Afu-Ra appeared on the second Jeru album (Wrath of the Math) as well, but moved out on his own for the 1998 single "Whirlwind Thru Cities," an underground favorite. Body of the Life Force, his debut album, appeared in 2000, boasting features for GZA and Cocoa Brovaz. Afu-Ra hooked back up with Gang Starr's DJ Premier (who'd helmed quite a few Jeru tracks) for 2002's Life Force Radio. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
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Genre:
Hip-Hop , East Coast Rap

Formed:
December 31, 1969


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albums

State of the Arts
State of the Arts
released: 2005 on
recent albums date score reviews
Perverted Monks 2004 10.00 0
Life Force Radio 2002 6.00 0
Body of the Life Force 2000 9.62 0

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