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Felipe Coronel (born February 19, 1978), better known as Immortal Technique, is a hip-hop artist and political activist. He is also currently the President and A&R of Viper Records. Originally from Peru. Many of his songs focus on social justice, covering a wide variety of topics such as urban poverty in the US and international economic inequality (especially in Latin America), protest against the imprisonment of Mumia Abu-Jamal (who has voiced several interludes for Immortal Technique's music)... |
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Latest News in english
about Immortal Technique
Hip-Hop Humor Date: 24 Nov 2009
The Reader -
Rappers are supposed to be hardcore villains. They rap about gang banging, drugs and money. At least, that’s how the media usually paints them. But in the early ’90s, hip-hop was funny. It was witty. It made the listener feel good.
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Flobots groove rhythms fill three20south Date: 20 Nov 2009
Summit Daily News -
Flobots groove rhythms fill three20south DAILY NEWS STAFF and Kimberly Nicoletti summit daily news Who: Flobots When: Wednesday night Where: three20south, Breckenridge When a pair of intelligent, visionary emcees joins forces with a battle-hardened, groove-fusing rhythm section and a classically trained violist, the result is a sound that explores and expands the frontiers of live hip-hop ...
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Flobots groove rhythms fill three20south Date: 20 Nov 2009
Summit Daily News -
Who: Flobots When: Wednesday night Where: three20south, Breckenridge When a pair of intelligent, visionary emcees joins forces with a battle-hardened, groove-fusing rhythm section and a classically trained violist, the result is a sound that explores and expands the frontiers of live hip-hop. Progressive in both style and message, the band's ability to drop from symphonic rock-infused crescendos ...
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Playlist: Matt Monta's favorite records Date: 19 Nov 2009
Columbus Alive -
Matt Monta is frontman for folk-Americana group Matt Monta & the Hot Coal Band.
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Off The Record Date: 12 Nov 2009
The Heights -
I'm going to be honest. Though I can proudly say that my musical tastes aren't specific to one genre - I'm usually open-minded enough to at least give other genres a chance - the music I tend to gravitate toward the most lies somewhere in the spectrum of metal and punk.
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The Immortal Technique of Senior Supergroup DuChampion Date: 11 Nov 2009
The Wesleyan Argus -
Get a refund for your taco-flavored pizzas and post-colonial concept albums (see below), because there’s a new force in the Wesleyan music scene that’s giving all its hip-hopponents a run for their money. That’s right, I’m talking about Wesleyan’s favorite supergroup, the valiant Duchampion. Prior to this past weekend, I had disregarded the vast majority of the [...]
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Rosa Clemente talks politics at the Student Union Theatre Date: 09 Nov 2009
The Daily Campus -
After hosting the political hip-hop acts Dead Prez and Immortal Technique last year, UConn students had an opportunity to hear about the politics behind the music from a very reliable source. Rosa Clemente, 37, a community organizer, hip-hop activist and founder of "Know Thyself Productions," spoke in the Student Union Theatre on Friday night to an enthusiastic crowd.
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Arts Calendar Date: 05 Nov 2009
The Berkeley Daily Planet -
Poetry Flash with Barbara Claire Freeman and Endi Bogue Hartigan at 7:30 p.m. at Moe’s Books, 2476 Telegraph. 849-2087.
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