There are so many different types of music shuffling through the radio and digital waves: music for the soul, music to party to, music to inspire you and music that makes you reminisce. Some people make music for the world, while others use music as a tool to change the world.

K-Salaam has proven track after track that his dedication to bringing head knocking, bass grinding music while weaving in a message of change and taking back what’s yours is not only to be expected, but respected. The highly anticipated release of “Whose world is this”, produced by both K-Salaam and Beatnick, serves as a tool and a message for the world to wake up and either be a part of the problem..or join to fight for the solution.

Featuring new original and exclusive tracks from a variety of Hip-hop and Reggae greats like Buju Banton, Sizzla, Talib Kweli, Dead Prez and so many more, make sure to be a part of this movement. The album releases July 29th, but this Sunday you can get a taste in Brooklyn @ Galapagos, featuring Dead Prez, Blitz The Ambassador, Jahdan and many more.

K-Salaam: I would like to dedicate this album to all people around the world who live in constant fear of being arrested, deported, attacked, or murdered just because of who we are. The truth is that all Immigrants, Refugees and People of Color everywhere have had to come to terms with the fact that we have no rights, and anything could happen to us at any time. I made this album because I wanted the world to hear our story. The World Is Ours.