How The 'War On Drugs' Destroyed the Black Community and CIA Knew (Proof of Racist Laws)

How The ‘War On Drugs’ Destroyed the Black Community and CIA Knew (Proof of Racist Laws)
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Camera’s:
Canon 6D Mark II –
Canon 7D Mark II (Great for Low Light + Music Video):
Canon 70D (Great for Vlogging w/flip screen):
Sony A6500
Canon SL2:

Video Switcher:
Roland 3 channel w/Audio (new 2019):
Roland 4 channel:
Roland 2 channel:

Lenses:
Canon 24mm ($150):
Canon 50 ($125):
Canon 10-18 ($299) Vlogging:
Tokina 11-16 music video/photo:

Camera Mic:
Rode VMPR

Lights:

Audio interfaces:
Apogee One:
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Apogee Symphony:
Cheaper Alternative
Focusrite Scarlett

Software:
Reason 10
Final Cut Pro X

Microphones:
Neumann TLM 102:
Rode NT1000:
Bluebird:

Neumann 87 [Most Expensive]:

Pop Filter:

Filter: Kaotica EyeBall

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Yamaha HS8:

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Audio-Technica ATH-M40x:
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wall kit:
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Avalon 737:

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“How to Get a Record Deal”
“Quitter”
“Entreleadership”
“Power of Habit”
“Purple Cow”
“Ask Gary Vee”
“New Morning Mercies”
“Blue Like Jazz”

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Biography:
Almost a decade into his career, San Diego-based rapper Ruslan is Christian hip hop’s jack of all trades. When he isn’t writing and producing original music, he develops compelling content on Youtube, mentors up-and-coming artists, and runs his own independent label, Kings Dream Entertainment.

Born Ruslan Karaoglanov to Armenian parents in Baku, Azerbaijan, Ruslan was a child when he immigrated with his family to the United States in 1991 to escape religious persecution after an ethnic conflict broke out in the wake of tensions between the dissolving Soviet Union and the Azerbaijan government. Settling in San Diego, Ruslan became interested in hip-hop around age eight, and has been honing his craft ever since. In 2010 he released Right Out Loud (The Prequel EP), followed by his full-length debut, Carry On, in 2013. Around the same time, he formed the collective Dream Junkies with fellow rappers Beleaf and John Givez. The group’s debut album, 2016’s Good Religion, registered on Billboard’s R&B, rap, independent, and Heatseakers charts. In 2017 he released part one of his Indie Jones mixtape series which garnered attention on Youtube from the likes of Gary Vaynerchuk and Chase Jarvis.

On Indie Jones III, the self-produced third installment in the series. This time around, he gives listeners a glimpse of the man behind the music, discussing his upbringing, his family, his work ethic, his faith, and more.

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