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Superfresh

from Outspoken by CONQUEST

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So after all the hurt, anger, forgiveness and new lease of on life...only one thing left to do, PARTY LIKE A ROCKSTAR...maybe? Which brings us to "Superfresh", a song that's the victory lap in a way. After such an emotional roller coaster, this joint was my way of saying "I made it out of that one, time to celebrate for real". Again this song was inspired by two actual events in VA. Hitting the EYEBAR in DC, after watching DREAMING OF EDEN kill the 930 club with their brand of CHRISTIAN ROCK and our trip to bridge to celebrate our friend's RUTH OWENS birthday. Even in a secular environment,we know how to have a good time and still move like 'believers', which was the point of this song. OH YEAH, BEATS BY JAH ROCK PRODUCTIONS!!!

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from Outspoken, track released July 12, 2010
Written by Jason Andre Roberts for SeanMessiahJaylah Music (ASCAP) & produced by JAH ROCK'N PRODUCTIONS twitter.com/jahrockn

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The 2012 album “Radical Departure” marks a new musical chapter for Brooklyn based, Trinidadian born emcee/songwriter CONQUEST as an artist & missionary musical evangelist. CONQUEST does unadulterated hip hop music that's mainly East Coast in style & influence with an alternative & soul influence that will be recognized as either ‘Christian hip hop' or 'progressive hip hop made by a Christian'. ... more

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