Son’s Of Kalal is an innovative balance of Hip-Hop Instrumentals, and feel good lyrics. They have a style that is known to stick in the psyche of spectators and listeners for days after examination! Sons Of Kalal dens on the eastern seaboard and consists of producer M.C.Capone, poet/singer Bionik, poet/singer Simple, and poet Big Worm. “ Sons Of Kalal are the most original Hip-Hop group I have heard in a long time, their music is astonishingly upbeat and moves any room!” Tim Marino Pirate Productions Son’s of kalal is presently in the studio mixing the groups first album and plan on a release date before 2007. Unearth all the news on Sons Of Kalal you call for at www.livefreeordierecords.com or www.myspace.com/livefreeordierecords. Sons Of Kalal can be heard on www.soundclick.com and many further avenues to come. Sons Of Kalal’s producer M.C.Capone has an Associate’s Degree in audio production and a Bachelor’s Degree in entertainment business. M.C.Capone has established certificates for blues guitar from Berklee College and is recognized for his inventive intermingling of styles to materialize a truly original Hip-Hop sound. Bionik and Simple were once members of the trendy New-England ensemble Independent Element. After unraveling from the group in 2005 they looked and looked for a channel to pass their forte for the creation of a professional album. In the early hours of 2005 they bumped into LFD Records, a New England based management firm who thought a intermingling of their singing and poetic skills blended with M.C.Capone’s production would make an out of the ordinary assignment. The rest is history and Sons Of Kalal is presently in the studio working on the 2006 release. They pledge it is the most original sound in New England Hip-Hop ever. So any Hip-Hop fan or industry contact that has been looking for a truly original sound in Hip-Hop or music in general, look no further, Sons Of Kalal is it. Be sure to unearth all the links you call for at www.livefreeordierecords.com or www.myspace.com/livefreeordierecords. Thank You, Sons Of Kalal and LFD Records