The homie Maurice Garland attended Kardi’s album listening party in Atlanta the other day, and managed to get a few words from the Firestarter himself. Check out part two under the cut. And don’t forget: Not 4 Sale, in stores September 9th.
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check the embed for part 2 meka , kardinal speaks the truth
How is it that Kardinal has a listening party in Atlanta, but no one actually invites the people who REALLY play his records? None of the local college & community radio stations & deejays in Atlanta that regularly play his music even knew about it. Commercial radio doesnt even support him like that. Good luck on the album though
Kardi spits some knowledge…hearing that his mom was involved in the establishment of the first “afro-centric” school shocked me a little. Just because I think its a stupid idea to segregate, though he makes it seem more about ownership of something…hmmm…
i dunno i live close to toronto, and the afro centric school idea wasn’t necessarily based on “segregation”