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J Rawls Feat. Sadat X & Wise Intelligent "� "Face It"� Video - Source: The Smocking Section
The cobblestone that paved the way for the Hip-Hop of today gets walked on without so much as a regard by the youth.

J Rawls & Sadat X Feel The Hip-Hop Affect - Source: The Smocking Section
The first time I heard Sadat X was on the original version of Biggie's "Come On." I was rummaging through one of my uncle's cassette mixtapes and even through all its pop and hiss glory, I knew his voice was distinctive to stand out on any track.

Video: J Rawls (ft Sadat X & Wise Intelligent) "Face It"� - Source: donewaiting.com
Wise Intelligen t of the Poor Righteous Teacher s, and Sadat X of Brand Nubian on a track produced by Columbus, Ohio's own J. Rawls ?

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Sadat X (born Derek Murphy; December 29, 1968 is an American rapper, most famed as a member of hip hop group Brand Nubian. Originally known as Derek X, Sadat takes his name from former Egyptian president Anwar Sadat. The X is taken from the Nation of Islam practice of members changing their surnames simply to X. He is well known for his unique, high-pitched voice, as well as his Pro-Black, and at times controversial, lyrical content. Sadat X debuted with Brand Nubian in 1989, with the release of their debut single Brand Nubian b/w Feels So Good. The group’s debut album, One for All, was released in late 1990, featuring the singles All for One, Wake Up and Slow Down. The album was widely acclaimed, inspired by the teachings of the Nation of Islam, similar to many groups of the era, including X-Clan, Public Enemy and Poor Righteous Teachers. One For All is now considered a classic hip hop album, and was awarded a 5 Mic rating from popular magazine The Source. Brand Nubian returned in 1993 with the album In God We Trust, which featured the hit single Punks Jump Up to Get Beat Down. Sadat received a bit of controversy following the song’s release, due to alleged homophobic content. Following the mixed reviews from the group’s third album, 1994’s Everything Is Everything, Brand Nubian split up to pursue solo endeavors. In 1996, Sadat released his first solo effort, Wild Cowboys. Learn more about Sadat X