Murdercap Records' Heavily Antipated CD Is Immediately Met With Controversy And Condemnations As Media Giants Threaten To Block Its Release

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Around Da World Wit No Draws On/S.L.U.T.

Detroit, MI (PRWEB) May 6, 2009

AOL-Time/Warner power house HBO and publishing giant Penguin Books have moved to block the March release of the Murdercap Records CD "The Border/Generation Kill" citing concerns that the sex and violence filled CD demeans Rolling Stone writer Evan Wright's book and the HBO film "Generation Kill." In a series of volatile communiqués, the media giants have made it clear that release of the CD is a declaration of war. Murdercap Records CEO SlikkForDays will release the CD as scheduled in early May, and has released the first single "Around Da World Wit No Draws On/S.L.U.T." The video stars VH1 "it" girl Frenchy from "Rock of Love," "Charm School," and "I Love Money 2."

Conservative family organizations and censorship groups immediately condemned the first single "Aroud Da World Wit No Draws On" as being "audio porn" due to the call by the Murdercap rap mogul's announcement of May as "National No Draws To School Month." This follows the label being banned out of Canada for being "too gangsta" in the infamous "rappergate" lawsuit (07-10219), and being condemned by groups such as the PTA, Focus on the Family, the Susan Sarandon championed National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and television watchdog the Parents Television Council (PTC) making its first ever condemnation of a CD. A PTC spokesperson describes Murdercap Records lyrics, song titles, and website as "appalling." The Canadian ban led to the who's who of Hip Hop, entertainment, and political world being drawn into the case (07-10219) including Hip Hop heavyweights Jay Z, 50 Cent, Canadian rap kingpin Kardinal Offishall, Talib Kweli, Busta Rhymes, and The Game have all stated that the Murdercap CEO is correct in his allegations of rap profiling by the much feared rap intelligence unit of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). This has led to a conflict with NBA player Charlie Villanueva over his girlfriend's alleged involvement with the Murdercap CEO.

In an ironic twist, the Murdercap Records CEO reveals that much of the CD's content and title was inspired by the scandalous Canadian Broadcast Company series "The Border" (known as the dirtiest show on North American television) and the label's sexcapades in Toronto. The scandal has led to Murdercap Records receiving more advance publicity prior to its major release than any other label in the history of the music industry. The CD follows Murdercap Records as it takes listeners on a one way trip through the alleys and streets of America's most dangerous city- Detroit. The CD lays out Detroit as a city of extremes-extremely violent, extremely backward, extremely misogynistic -and extremely Black as it snatches lyrics from the from the headlines, clubs, streets, and mo mo's from D-Town (Detroit) to T-Town (Toronto), from the Big Apple to Berlin. Murdercap Records solidifies its title as the planet's most controversial label and its reputation as the Led Zeppelin of Hip Hop (the label's musical heroes). The CD features Mic lords Gitty Gutta and The Virus who describe themselves as lyrical reporters- verbal photojournalist bringing the streets to the world-unfiltered and all its grimy glory. Detroit's Dynamic Duo are the Frank Nitty and Al Capone of Hip Hop-relentless, brutal, and ingenious. In a move that has infuriated Canadian authorities all 21 music video feature an all Canadian, teen female cast. Led by Montreal 's gorgeous beauty Bajita Singh, sex kitten Kellie Weatherall of Toronto, and infamous cover girl Rachel Stewart of Vancouver . The video stars VH1 scandal in motion Frenchy as the "teacher" leading the class in an orgy of school girl lap dancing and bad girl behavior. Frenchy's commercial for the single is an instant classic as she promotes the virtues of "no draws in the '09." The commercial has been banned from Comcast by censors in Detroit and other cities which has led Murdercap Records CEO to appeal the ban to the New York headquarters of the cable giant. Comcast has refused to broadcast the label's name or show the cover of the CD citing pressure from parent organizations. This resulted in parents groups and school administrators condemning the "holliday" sans draws as "sick" and the cover for the controversial single as "filthy."

The CD itself skewers cartoon rappers, and player haters as it celebrates girls, cars, money, and the club. The CD is packed with controversial tracks from the explosive "CBSA-MFR" which has been compared to the infamous "F... Tha Police" by Dr. Dre and the NWA. "On Klown Killa/Led Poisoning" and "Kartoon Rapper/Blakk Ridiculous," Murdercap Records skewers the top Hip Hop clowns in the industry by name, which will surely spark a war in the streets of the Motor City. Other stand out tracks are the gangsta infused true story "Cold Chili/Chelios' Chili Bar," the much condemned "How Stella Got My Backhand/PMS" with an ode to Chris Brown, and the addictive "Olde People and Axe Handles/Soylent Green." Murderous club tracks include, "Porno Star/Whores D'Oeuvres" with a video featuring the top 100 adult film actresses in the industry, "Chinn Chekk/Vanessa Joy", the controversial "High School Ho House 1/Newtonbrooke High," and the stunning "HTDC/FOSHO" which will shock the entertainment industry with its uniqueness and freshness. The Detroit music critical standard "Real Detroit Weekly" has declared the CD, "unprecedented for a Detroit crew" and " the best rap CD to come out of Detroit ever." The single is available on CDBABY, Apple Itunes, Groupie Tunes, Rhapsody, eMusic, Amazon, Napster,Verizion V Cast, Liquid Digital Media, Pay Play, Audio Lunch Box, and Ruskus.

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