Internal Definition: Internal Affairs

Godlike is the intro track for Internal Affairs and states that Internal Definition is a contender in the future of the Hip-Hop industry. He may not be at the national level that he dreams to attain, but he is on the rise and nothing will stop him from reaching his dreams. Godlike was produced by Curtiss King.

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I’ll Get You explains the relationship that Internal Definition has as his career starts to take off. Internal Definition is now on the road often and his girlfriend has to learn to adjust to the new lifestyle they will have to accept as their reality. This new lifestyle comes with new conflicts that threaten the existence of their relationship, but find that with readjustments from both of them, they can make it through the time spent apart and become stronger than ever. I’ll Get You features Polyester The Saint and was produced by Hellagood.

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Almost There describes the feeling of being on the brink of success. Internal Definition describes the journey he took from the kid who was always counted out to the man who is now on the verge of being considered a great in this Hip-Hop industry. They say the journey is the best part of any endeavour which is why Internal Definition, now realizing the buzz his music is creating, reflects and describes going from the bottom of people’s list of emcees to one of their favorite artists. He states he “Graduated from the bottom, a shootin star how they spot him, and they sayin that I really got them now, now! YEAH!”. Almost There was produced by Uncle Dave. Download “Almost There” at http://www.internal-definition.bandcamp.com/track/almost-there

Robert is a fictional teenage boy with an infatuation for Gangsta rap. The problem begins when Robert starts taking the subject matter of these songs too seriously and feels he must live the life these artist rap about to get radio play and become a famous Hip-Hop artists. Robert starts selling drugs to gain credibility amongst other rappers in his city and things quickly turn bad after Robert shoots a fein who startled him one night. Now Robert must try to hide the body and deal with the consequences that come along with murdering a member of a gang banger’s family. This song takes you on an emotional roller-coaster that shows Internal Definition’s story telling ability. This song shows how listeners can take the stories these artists tell literally and that as artists, they should make sure not to glorify the bad that people have done in their lives. The lyrics artist spit over instrumentals are much more than punchlines and metaphors, they are lifestyles that listeners idolize and believe to be true. Artist have an obligation to their fans, and spitting rhymes about a life that even they are glad to no longer live, can dramatically alter a listeners life. Robert was produced by Troy K. Download “Robert” at http://www.internal-definition.bandcamp.com/track/robert

Internal Affairs is the album titled track that reveals some of Internal Definition’s fears and problems in his life. The songs covers topics from losing touch with family members to his fear of losing his girlfriend to the success his music is bringing. The passion Internal Definition brings to the table on this song is unmatched and made for a catchy yet deep song. Internal Affairs allows Internal Definition’s fans the insight into who he is as a person and as an artist that can make his fans feel more attached to the artist they are quickly beginning to love. Music is an expression of self and Internal Definition gives you nothing less than him with this one. Internal Affairs was produced by Curtiss King.

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Hands Up High was written in response to people who had counted Internal Definition out from the beginning and became more aggressive with their attacks when he dropped his debut album, Sunny Skies Thru Suburban Eyez. Whether these responses were comments on his music videos, twitter, or other social mediums, Internal Definition kept thick skin and took the serious critiques he encountered while ignoring others’ attempts to get under his skin. Through all adversity, Internal Definition channeled his frustration with people’s attempts to break him into his lyrics which inspired such lines as “Middle fingers up hold them there until you die, everybody listen up and repeat right after me, Haters ain’t shit there’s never gone be another me”. Internal Definition is accompanied by fellow Hip-Hop artist Mike Blaze who is also an up and coming artist from Southern California. Together, Internal Definition and Mike Blaze, created a catchy yet harsh comeback to the people who had doubted them from the beginning and caused new fans to realize the greatness these two up and coming artist have inside of them. Hands Up High was produced by Mike Blaze. Download the album, Internal Affairs, at http://internal-definition.bandcamp.com/track/hands-up-high-feat-mike-blaze

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