I was lucky enough to do street promotions in Chicago for Sha-Key's debut album, produced largely by Earl Blaize, as I was, and remain a big fan of that album, "A Head Naddas Journey To Aidi Skizm" ('94).

This is the story of that record, including input given to me from Sha-key and Earl Blaize to help fill in some gaps. it talks about her being signed to Imago Records, and what went wrong, as well as what happened next in her career, which included a transition into the world of tech, creating one of the earliest Hip Hop platforms on the world wide web, Guillotine Hip Hop.

Listen to the Sha-Keys lost classic "A Head Naddas Journey To Aidi Skizm" here:

https://redefinehiphop1.bandcamp.com/album/a-head-naddas-journey-to-adidi-skizm-digital-deluxe

Read Kevin's 2001 interview with Earl Blaize here:

https://medium.com/@kevinbeacham/a-unearthed-conversation-with-earl-blaize-of-anti-pop-consotrium-from-2001-4a53a9a21918

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