http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.23357788&rws=%2Fparis-4%2Fmusic-videos.rssAn underrated Bay Area emcee/producer, Paris first hit the scene in 1990 with the release of <I>The Devil Made Me Do It</I>. Known for his Funk-drenched beats and angry but intelligent rhymes, Paris wreaked lyrical havoc on racism and bigotry in America, all the while promoting respect and knowledge of self. In '93 he dropped <I>Sleeping With The Enemy</I>, continuing his political agenda on his Scarface Records label. Fiery tracks like "Bush Killa" and "Make Way For A Panther" generated some high-profile controversy, but he never achieved the massive crossover success of Dre and Snoop. <I>Guerilla Funk</I> followed in '94, after which Paris took several years off from rhyming and produced tracks for Conscious Daughters. <I>Unleashed</I> surfaced in '98 but failed to make much noise. After taking a break from the rap game, Paris worked in the stock market and did very well for himself. In 2002, he returned with a new single addressing George W. and the "war on terrorism," followed by an all-new LP called <i>Sonic Jihad</i>. - Brolin Winningen720Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:27:16 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.23357788&rws=%2Fparis-4%2Fmusic-videos.rss An underrated Bay Area emcee/producer, Paris first hit the scene in 1990 with the release of <I>The Devil Made Me Do It</I>. Known for his Funk-drenched beats and angry but intelligent rhymes, Paris wreaked lyrical havoc on racism and bigotry in America, all the while promoting respect and knowledge of self. In '93 he dropped <I>Sleeping With The Enemy</I>, continuing his political agenda on his Scarface Records label. Fiery tracks like "Bush Killa" and "Make Way For A Panther" generated some high-profile controversy, but he never achieved the massive crossover success of Dre and Snoop. <I>Guerilla Funk</I> followed in '94, after which Paris took several years off from rhyming and produced tracks for Conscious Daughters. <I>Unleashed</I> surfaced in '98 but failed to make much noise. After taking a break from the rap game, Paris worked in the stock market and did very well for himself. In 2002, he returned with a new single addressing George W. and the "war on terrorism," followed by an all-new LP called <i>Sonic Jihad</i>. - Brolin Winning