Oct 17, 2013
Less TBT but important nonetheless.
Iradeh - Stormtrap (Ramallah Underground)
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Less TBT but important nonetheless.
Iradeh - Stormtrap (Ramallah Underground)
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The conflict in Syria cannot be oversimplified; it has become a sectarian civil war and an international proxy war as well as a local struggle against tyranny. But at its heart, it seems that the Syrian regime was a dictatorship that relied on old methods to deal with a new reality. Dictatorship depends on a precarious balancing act; finding the right combination of bread and terror to keep a people pacified. If the population are scared enough, a certain amount of hunger and hardship can be tolerated. But if the hunger becomes unbearable, then an escalation in terror is not enough to keep people silent. The balance is lost, and there is no turning back.
The End of the Line: A Microbus Map of Damascus (via @hannah_khalifeh)
taskeatorange replied to your post: The idiotic things shabaab were hollering at girls...
omg barf :(
They are disgusting. And it's worse than usual, there was a dust storm and thunder and lightning and it was like every man in the country ate catnip or something, idk.
iradeh replied to your post: The idiotic things shabaab were hollering at girls...
Soo gross. What country are you in?
I'm in Jordan. At least half those guys were Khaleeji tho.
iradeh replied to your post: I just can’t find Obama’s jokes funny. He’s not...
EXACTLY how I feel. I find his “charming” act so fake now.
It comes across as cartoonish levels of evil. And people laugh O_o.
absurdistdreams replied to your post: I just can’t find Obama’s jokes funny. He’s not...
Yeah, it kind of disgusts me when my friends are constantly posting “HAHA Obama makes jokes and pop culture references! Best president ever!” My favorite was his joke about being a “Muslim socialist” because that would be an improvement actually.
It could be, it's funny how many people still think a Muslim socialist president would be the WORST THING EVER, antichrist levels of badness, heh :)
vladith replied to your post: I just can’t find Obama’s jokes funny. He’s not...
Couldn’t the same be said of most world leaders? Very few heads of state are truly innocent.
Yeaaahh, but no head of state has the amount of worldwide power an American president does these days (the British monarch did at one time, not so much anymore) he's not-innocent on a much larger scale. I don't know if any other nation could get away with drone strikes and funding foreign leaders (who often torture and kill or at best have poor human rights records in their own countries), to pick the most obvious examples, nor could they finance those activities.
And Obama is loved by so many people, even sometimes by American Muslims, the disconnect between his actions and his reputation is disconcerting to say the least.
psychodelicate-girl replied to your post: I like to drive around late at night blaring old...
I do this every week because I have to commute from school. Cruising down a desolate highway in the dark, blasting Roy Orbison and weeping for everything and nothing always.
iradeh replied to your post: tanacetum-vulgare replied to your post: I like...
I used to drive around at 1, 2 in the morning by myself playing frank ocean and feeling extremely miserable but also comforted in my misery by frank’s beautiful voice. Man this is why I miss the US, I can’t drive around like that here in London.
you feel me. like I really hate car culture, like I really hate Los Angeles in so many ways, but goddamn it there is nothing like driving by yourself in the dark with your music on full blast. so fucking therapeutic.
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iradeh replied to your post: In response to the whole Paltrow and every rapper...
Would it be so hard to refer to the song as “In Paris”? Would it REALLY?
Apparently it is! -_____- Furthermost, why on earth did they feel the need to name this song that in the first place? We all know it never ends well.
Asifeh 'Iradeh'
Palestinian music producer/MC Stormtrap is back with his latest offering under his other alias Asifeh. The EP presents a much-needed injection of progressive music production into Arabic hip hop which is quite often too dependent on using old Arabic samples.
Originally part of what is thought by many to be the premier Arabic hip hop crew to date, Ramallah Underground, Stormtrap has gained further popularity with a slew of performances around Europe and beyond as a solo artist.
The above track was produced by himself and Aras Seyhan.
You can download the EP here:
http://stormtrap.org/