FireWater Redstarr of The RidahMovement

Band name: The Ridah Movement. Who's who: Firewater Redstarr spoke for the band. When formed: circa 3033 The Ridah Movement is now a collective of God-fearing family men & SKYpirates . . .  who walk on the wild side . . .  looking for souls in the dark that are seeking light. Web site: www.facebook.com/ridahmovement. Latest CD: "Reincarnated the Mixtape" hosted by Milwaukee's own DJ Nalege. They say they sound like: The Future of Hardcore Hip-Hop / The Ghetto Renaissance We say they sound...

Band name: The Ridah Movement. Who's who: Firewater Redstarr spoke for the band. When formed: circa 3033 The Ridah Movement is now a collective of God-fearing family men & SKYpirates . . .  who walk on the wild side . . .  looking for souls in the dark that are seeking light. Web site: www.facebook.com/ridahmovement. Latest CD: "Reincarnated the Mixtape" hosted by Milwaukee's own DJ Nalege. They say they sound like: The Future of Hardcore Hip-Hop / The Ghetto Renaissance We say they sound like: Firewater has a blueprint for a revolutionary fully automatic militant hip-hop sound. Describe your look: Hood-Hop meets Mad Max. Band name back story: "Rid"(with a long "I" sound) is Arabic for support, like something you would use to hold a wall up that was decaying and coming down . . .  so we the Ridahz are here to hold up the walls of the kingdom of hip-hop. .. awYeah! We also don't sit still . . . we Ride . . .  for the cause of freedom, justice and equality. Sell yourself in 20 words or less: There isn't anyone else who represents hip-hop's fundamentals and still speaks to the people about matters of the mind . . .  and body with such a unique yet universal approach . . .  and, that's still entertaining. Day job: Tattoo artist. What book are you reading: The Qur'an. Favorite film: "Malcolm X." Favorite way to say goodbye in a foreign language: Asalaam Alaikum. Unofficial band beverage: Full Throttle (Blue Demon). Rarrr! First gig: Opened for the Luniz at the Club Facade in St Louis 1994. Worst gig: There was no energy from the crowd at the Urban Tattoo Convention in Milwaukee 2008. Weirdest fan encounter: Ask my Baby Mamas. Song you've written that you're most proud of: "Back in the Breeze." Favorite song in your live show: "OutOfMyMind" Biggest band achievement: Being a positive catalyst for social equality. Why do you do this?: Everything in the heavens and Earth and all between the two, moves by His command. Willingly, or unwillingly. What's the greatest song ever written?: I beg your pardon, I haven't written it yet.