In a fast, but clearly understandable vocal style, the west side Detroiter weaves tales of poverty, inner city strife and falling victim to the wrong choices. The Detroit News. High goals for an ethnic group not readily associated with rap music.
Many people raise an eyebrow after learning there is a burgeoning Arab rap scene.
In the early 1980s, there were no big Hispanic acts. Elder and other rappers and producers in Metro Detroit who are of Middle Eastern descent say it is now their turn. People are feeling it. I see that it could open doors. If Baligh was alive today, he would be proud.