I was featured on a song named “Young Lords” with Joell Ortiz, PH and Immortal Technique on Immortal Technique’s album named “The Martyr”. The Martyr album is available as a  free download on http://viperrecords.com/.

I was featured on a song named, “AK 47” with Bad Sport, Hasan Salaam’s on Hasan Salaam’s new EP named, “Music is My Weapon”. Any proceeds from Hasan Salaam’s EP will go to a non-profit organization to help build a school in West Africa’s Guinea-Bissau. For more info on Hasan’s project http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/mixtape/id.1568/title.hasan-salaam-music-is-my-weapon.

Recently, I appeared on two projects from my label Creative Juices Music I have a song named “That Fire” on the Destruments album “Surpassing All Others”. The video for this song is on rotation on MTV France and other French publications. You can catch the album at this link http://creativejuicesmusic.com/releases/destruments-surpassing-all-others/. Check me on this song named “Written Wisdom” featuring Blacastan, Casual and myself on the CJM compilation cd named “Rite of Passage” http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/ide-rite-of-passage/CJM018CD/ .

I will give you guys a status update on the upcoming project in roughly 2 wks. CF

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Storm Mode has been release on iTunes. It is available for download now and currently on sale for $6.99 . So head on over to iTunes and download it, you will not be dissapointed! Here’s the link…

http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/stormmode/id430675629

Been getting a lot of good feedback on Storm Mode. All positive! Here is a recent in depth review by Steve ‘Flash’ Juon of www.rapreviews.com.

The Creative Juices Music camp just laced us with the brand new “Storm Mode” CD from Nelson Morales III, a/k/a CF, a/k/a Constant Flow. You can call him whatever you want to, but the kids in Jersey City neighborhood probably called him a fatherless bastard. That’s not intended as disrespect to CF in any way – he puts his whole life story on display on only the second song of the entire album. It’s a gutsy call to go there so early since people who have never heard of CF before this album might want to feel his flow before knowing him that well, but listening to him spit over Niroshima’s cello laced instrumental for “Another Battle” will convince you that conquering hip-hop is nothing to him after the life he lived so far.

“So grandma kept the house in order
And grandpop well he’s a alcoholic
Always liked to talk shit, sippin on his Old Milwaukee
Six in the mornin over whole wheat toast and coffee
Treats her awfully, he verbally abusin her
Evil intent I think he workin with Lucifer
The man’s demon possessed, but grandma angelic
Keepin her wedding vows man even ’til death!
In much need of a rest raisin her grandson
through these tantrums hopin she’ll be leavin this mess
Yes, tryin to get to Florida but h

er racist neighbors
hate her with a passion ain’t a fan of the foreigners
Call her spic, she bitch slapped my moms
Always talkin shit, then they kidnapped her dog
Grandma frantic entered cardiac arrest
Grandpa panickin tryin to revive her beatin on her chest”

When CF says he’s “dealin with it raw” in the chorus, HE AIN’T KIDDING. I respect CF’s cajones for manning up and giving us his pain on wax, and there’s no doubt it was therapeutic for him as well. On other tracks he’s not just sharing his pain, he’s dishing out a little to the ignorant know-nots of the world. T

he Scram Jones produced “Walk With Me” has no sympathy for people who view “the world in black and white” as he says “I’m not a beaner, jalapeno or a papi either/Don’t call me mira and don’t call my woman mamacita.” He’s also got no love for inferior unmotivated rappers on “Last Take”:

“Club will feel my skills but that thesaurus make me T-rex
Man I beast with these words, while y’all be talkin BS
The court’s in session, and y’all be callin recess
When I cross examine I cause a famine cause I ain’t eat yet”

Damn! How did CF sneak up on hip-hop like that and body the whole industry? He might just be right when he says “I’m on a state of mind that y’all ain’t even thought of yet.” He’s not just talking shit y’all, he’s SAYING shit. The boxing metaphors of “Show Business” are spit quicker than Manny Pacquiao’s hands (see what I did there) and in CF’s own words “hit ‘em like a Dodge Ram.” You might have heard emcees be pugilists on a track, but CF takes it to a nasty level that would have given the Chino XL of “Here to Save You All” days a run for his money, and IDE deserves the credit for laying the table for him t

o go there. Same goes for DJ Static producing “King,” which might have a predictable sample on the hook, but that doesn’t make it any less welcome. The rattling sounds on the track make you think a snake is coiling to strike at any moment, and given the way CF rips mics it’s not an unapt analogy.

It’s a little bit hard to not constantly freak out at CF’s talent. Sure he’s been in the game more than a few years already and his bio lists any number of lyrical bat

tles he’s won from DMC to Fight Club, but there’s NEWNESS to what you hear and the kind of raw hunger that propelled Eminem to worldwide fame when he hooked up with Dr. Dre. CF gets nasty on songs like “Popping,” mocking his foes for being “cocky musicians (who) flop and ain’t drop nuttin hotter than Fu-Schnickens.” OUCH. Each time you think that Constant Flow must have run out of rounds in the tank, he comes back firing off more lines.

In between CF’s snaps are the gems – mocking the regionally locked attitudes of emcees on “Listen,” decrying the thievery of capitalism in a way Immortal Technique w

ould approve of on “Voodoo Economics,” and talking about the realities of being a touring artist on “Travel.” There’s not many people with this much talent who manage to make the beats they’re on sparkle, but working with the likes of Frank Sasoon, DJ Static, IDE and Niroshima he makes good instrumentals sound like something once in a lifetime – and maybe they are. I’m not sure that DJ Premier, Alchemist, Scott Storch or Pete Rock really could have done him any better, because CF’s comrades at Creative Juices know what he’s about and fit him like a glove. Then again I’d like to see someone TRY - I want someone to give CF just one Primo beat for a record and see what he can do. 2011 should be his year.

Music Vibes: 8 of 10 Lyric Vibe

s: 9 of 10 TOTAL Vibes: 8.5 of 10

Originally posted: May 3rd, 2011
source: www.RapReviews.com

Also check these comments from customers at www.undergroundhiphop.com

Average Visitor Rating: (4.9 Stars) Total Comments: 13 Name: Bi0hazard (Posted: 4/30/2011 10:11:00 PM; Partial IP: .60.180.72) Location: Boston, MA Comment: Creative juices releases nothing but pure classics. They go for quality over quanity, while still dropping tons of releases. CF is a perfect example of their fine eye for talented well thought out MCs. CF is nothing but exceptional. This album gets a “Why Don’t You Have It Yet!!!” Rating Name: yHATE (Posted: 4/29/2011 3:36:00 PM; Partial IP: 68.147.200) Location: dA bUrG, FL Chi-Town Comment: Dope indeed and this is just a mixtape. Can’t imagine what the album will sound like. CreativeJuices got a nice roster. I would like to hear a IDE, CF, Alucard, Critical and Nems over a IDE instrumental. I’m just saying they should put out a CreativeJuices album Name: Mazirith (Posted: 4/25/2011 10:11:00 AM; Partial IP: .141.186.0) Location: NJ Comment: The hommie CF is a sign that hip hop has a future. This album is on constant rotation. Name: Cult Leader (Posted: 4/24/2011 10:28:00 PM; Partial IP: .248.7.135) Location: NYC Comment: Wow such a great album. Creative Juices is on fire. CF is a great addition to the line up. Cant wait to hear whats next. Name: ArtisticIntegrity (Posted: 4/23/2011 8:16:00 PM; Partial IP: 196.36.177) Location: WR, Wisconsin Comment: This album is DOPE! Name: X-one (Posted: 4/13/2011 9:26:00 AM; Partial IP: 07.192.223) Location: Real Rap Island Comment: Real shit!!! thanx bro for this album… Blessing! Name: Dirty Jerz (Posted: 4/12/2011 3:10:00 AM; Partial IP: 3.2.246.32) Location: jersey city NJ Comment: Dont know who this dude is but this album is fire. Name: uncommercial dude (Posted: 4/11/2011 5:05:00 PM; Partial IP: .39.65.122) Location: irvington ,nj Comment: whoever dosent have this needs to leave this site right now!!!!!! Name: SiN (Posted: 4/9/2011 2:27:00 PM; Partial IP: .25.46.225) Location: HELL Comment: COP OR GET SHOT Name: Sam (Posted: 4/6/2011 10:18:00 AM; Partial IP: 30.232.125) Location: Jersey Comment: This is what hip-hop SHOULD be. Name: Kensho Kum a (Posted: 4/5/2011 9:39:00 PM; Partial IP: 233.232.65) Location: Berkeley, U.S. Comment: Bought this CD at the Immortal Tech show in Oakland. Solid mixtape better than most albums out these days. Don’t know this dude personally, but I can tell that he has paid his dues. Name: Goonified (Posted: 4/3/2011 2:18:00 PM; Partial IP: 43.169.164) Location: NYC Comment: 100% Fire from start to finish. Flawless Victory! Name: $mk (Posted: 3/31/2011 12:27:00 PM; Partial IP: 161.39.251) Location: da lowa Comment: if it,s comes from CJM it,s all fire! when dj static is on the production tip I don,t need audio snippets..

So if you havent heard Storm Mode yet, what you waitin for go cop it today! And let us know what you think, comment or email. Send us your feedback!

The mixtape consists of 17 tracks, a mix of new original songs and a few previously released. Features production from a variety of producers including IDE of Creative Juices, and DJ Static. A clasic head noddin hiphop feel with intense lyricism.

So head over to www.undergroundhiphop.com to cop “Stormmode” , you wont be dissapointed.

Now Available at Itunes.

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CF ( Constant Flow ) – Stormmode Tracklist

The Element-Tree was able to get some footage of IDE and CF working on an upcomming song.  The video captures some of the creative process that goes into making this music.

IDE, of Creative Juices, has been working with CF on a new project. Details are limited at the moment, but you can expect real good music from them in the future! Check back here for more CF, new music comming real soon!

So take a look at this video and be sure to follow The Element Tree at serringe.blogspot.com and peepwww.creativejuicesmusic.com for real hiphop more ill artists.

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ELEMENT-TREE presents: IDE & CF “A MEETING OF THE MINDS” from SERRINGE on Vimeo.

For those who don’t know, Creative Juices is an independant label started back in the early 2000s. Here is more info pulled directly from the official site. www.CreativeJuicesMusic.com :

Since it’s inception in the early 2000′s the seminal Creative Juices label has garnered an international fanbase with a catalog of releases, featuring artists such as: DJ Revolution, Ill Bill, Necro, Thirstin Howl the 3rd, The Outsidaz, Smith n Wesson, Casual, The Executioners, Arsonists, Killah Priest, Termonology, Jeru The Damaja, Brooklyn Academy, SnowGoons etc.

Our core roster consists of golden era pioneers Jise (Arsonists), U.G. (The Dwellas) new school luminaries IDE, Alucard, I am Many (Many Styles), battle champions Critical (Grindtime, World Rap Championships) and Nems (MTV Fight Klub, Braggin Rites, E.O.W. MC Challenge)
Expanding on sold out local shows in NYC, and a memorable out of state stage performances. Creative Juices embarked on shows across the U.S. (Boston, New Jersey, Connecticut, New York, MA, Miami, Orlando, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, CT etc), with some members having toured overseas throughout Europe and South America.

Creative Juices has put out meticulously crafted mixtapes and albums (Ideology, Force Fed by Ide ,Chronicles 2 by Jise , Watch Them Fall by Alucard , Medical Records by Critical, the compilations Addicted to the Vision and Endless Varieties 2) which consistently maintain top sales on ughh.com and receive stellar reviews in publications Beyond Race, Insomniac and Elemental magazine, including chart topping singles on nationwide college radio.