The long awaited Daywalkers album Dead By Dawn will finally be released December 12th 2009!!! Daywalkers is a project from Maniac The Siouxpernatural and F. Dux that has been nearly 2 years in the making, 18 tracks of pure hardcore wicked shit!!! It also has features from Psyco Jesus, Night Shield, V The Noble 1, Danny Boy and more, Daywalkers has already been getting support on the underground from Insane Clown Posse's WFUCKOFF Radio by the homie J-Reno who is featured on the albums track "Lakes of Blood" to promote the album and This great Halloween season the albums first single "Lonely Halloween" is now available for FREE DOWNLOAD!!! Come check it out download it and spread that shit around like your moms herpes!!!

Whatup peoples, Maniac here Chillin in Albukaki New Mexico, for the whole Gathering of Nations business, first night was cool, went to the first anual Image Awards and chilled, me Night Shield and Committed squashed into a little tiny car, it was funny as hell, we had to put Philthy in the trunk and we just cruised through the city laughin.  Went to the......Cant remember what it was called, but it was at this club called Sauce or some shit. Packed as a mutha up in there, sweatin all greasey as fuck but it was ill, met up with all the homies I only see once a year like Red Cloud, Supaman, Tactile and all them cats, I wasnt scheduled to perform but the homie Supaman let me get on with him so we rocked it on a 4 foot stage, still was ill.  Was alotta other performers doin there thing then Immortal Technique came out and shut it down.  I crashed early, only had like 2 hours of sleep on the plane ride so I called it.  Last night was cool went and scoped the pow-wow, made me remember how many skins come to this event when I whatched the grand entry, I gotta give it up to all the dancers that squash themselves in there for that.  Walked around, sold some CD's met with more peoples, dipped out and went to Club Lotus for GMBs party, was cool.  Came back to the hotel at like 3-4 in the morning, got chased around the hotel by security.  Tonight we got 2 shows, first one at 49th n 4th and the other ones gonna be Larry Prices deal.  Tomorrow I head back to the 605, cant wait to get home and relax, been runnin around non-stop for the whole weekend.  

Peace out FUCKERS!!!

Yes yes, "Paranormal: The War Within" has won the award for Best Hip Hop Album of the Year for the 2008 Indian Summer Music Awards. So much love and props goes out to Tactile, Night Shield, Shadowyez, Overflow, F Dux, Memoree LeCompte, Quese IMC, Supaman, Genocide, and everyone else that contributed to this album in some way or another, much luv to all yall supporters.  Peace

What up Maniax?  Writin this blog to let everyone know that my album "Paranormal: The War Within" has been nominated for both the Native American Music Awards and the Indian Summer Music Awards for Best hip-hop album of the year, word up bitches its a celebration, not really, in all honesty if I win one of these awards thats dope, but I could care less either way, the few fans I do have know that my music isnt for the mainstream savvy music consumer, in fact FUCK THE MAINSTREAM!!!  Ive been makin music and been in this game for nearly 8 years and Ive givin up on trynna make people love my music, you either love it or you hate it, theres no in between, theres just rreal muthafuckers that like real music, or theres fake motherfuckers that pretend to like whatevers hot at the moment just to fit in, and if your one of them I wish you would fuckin kill yourself already, if you cant be you and cant represent what you really are jus cuz your scared a mufuckas gonna make fun of you then just give up, cuz your a fuckin fake.  All that aside, i appreciate all my supporters that have followed me and shown me nothin but love over my career, and FUCK YOU! to all the native rappers in this game that act like theyre cool with me face to face but just talk shit once I leave, theres alotta fakes out here and i know this now, but to all the MCs that are straight up with me and real, I got the upmost respect, peace.

Toksa   

Hello my little freinds, and welcome to another edition of....Assholepiece theater....fuck that!

What up everyone and anyone who even wastes 5 minutes of life to actually read this bullshit.  Im still alive and I still hate most of you, even though some of you love me, your still hated, just not as much, but still, alotta hate.  I live in Sioux Falls now, "really" you say? "Leaving the rez" you say? "Selling out" you say?  Man FUCK YEAH! There aint nothin on the rez left for me but misery, sorrow and supermisery, thats like a whole nother level of misery.  I had to get out,  Im chillin, actually LIVIN in the Night Shield Ent. offices in southeast Sioux Falls, its a giant 3 story building filled with offices and uncomfortable chairs and solid gold hookers, and the Side of the building opens up like Kingpins fuckin Crime Central headquarters, well maybe not that last part, but still cool, Im workin on shit still, alotta shit actually, NSE has some serious stuff comin up, SERIOUS!  The kinda shit that if it was Chuck Norris would roudhouse kick you in the fuckin throat! But I digest, I mean digress, either way, suckuhniggadickuhsumthin,  I just wanted toupdate this shit, let everyone know I got some projrects in the works, summer and fall of 08' is gonna be some interesting shit, see yall on the trail.

Oh yeah if you havent yet "GO SEE IRON MAN" and tomorrow "GO SEE INDIANNA JONES"

Peace my native and non-native niggees!

Toksa Ake 

What up yall, been far too long, far far too long.  Lotsa shit happened to me since I last "blogged" on this mutha, Went to New York for the NAMMYS, my homie Night Shield won that shit finally, so we partied pretty big, I actually blanked out 2 nights in a row, not like thats unusual or anything.  A scorpion woman ripped my heart out and spit on it, AGAIN, the same girl I always end up back with for the past 7 years, oh well, it happens every few months, all it does is put me in a terrible deppression and go on a 3 month drunk, Im actually drunk writing this, so whatch out ladies, if your into fat, ugly, lazy, alcoholic, indian rappers with no job or car then Im your man.  Speaking of no car, on my way to Sioux Falls the day before the Nammys I got in the wickedest most brutal car crash of my life, I was behind this slow ass pickup and decided to pass it, got up to like 65 while passing and that sone of a bitch turned left, BOOM!  I crashed right into that fucker, crushed the whole front of my car, rolled, my face smashed into the windshield and scarred my forehead, there was blood everywhere, I got a concussion, couldnt stop the bleeding for like 15 minutes, tooth went through my top lip, if I died it woulda been more cool, cuz then I could come back and Haunt you fuckers, anyways, I just called up my uncle, hooked it up with a full tank of gas and kept the journey going.  The flight sucked 189 pairs of balls, I hate flying, Id much rather drive for days than fly for 10 hours, I flew from Sioux Falls to Minneapolis to Detroit to New York, and I swear to god I saw a gremlin on the wing of the plane, but no one believed me.  The Nammys was the shit, free beer and me dont go together well, I think I musta drank like 5 6 packs of beer to myself, I was smashed, I blanked out in the ghetto of New York with JSK and Big B at some liquor store, woke up covered in puke, shit was awesome, there was mad mad mad hot chicks up in that mug, but I couldnt bring myself to bust a mack, or maybe cuz I have no game, either way I got no action, but I did get to the point of alcohol poisoning, Night Shield is the biggest drunk I know and even he was embaressed with me being drunk, fuck it.  We had a wicked pow-wow style 49 after the NAMMYs at our Suite and some other dudes suite the next floor up, we basically tore that bitch the fuck down, to the point where the cops had to shut it down, but it still took em like a half an hour to close us down cuz nobody was payin attention to them cats.  We performed at the Nammys as well, I think we blew the roof off that mutha, I guess my sound was off for the first part of my first verse, sound was comin out the moniters but not the main speakers, but they fixed it and we knocked it off the hinges, had Shock B from Culture Shock DJin for us and had a Grass Dancer and Fancy Shawl dancer on stage when we performed, shit was badass.  But other than all that, I been goin to college, yeah, me, Maniac The SiouxperfuckinNatural, goin to college, it sux to be honest with you, its a very cheap college but its all I can afford so go to hell, Im gettin a Major in Murderology and a minor in Murderonomy, should be ill.  But I just now this very night started work on my NEW album, The Paranormal was ill in its own way, but that album was basically a big picture board of all my problems, not much else just the pain and anguish I go through just sittin around,  the new album is gonna be different, the new album is gonna be a big FUCK YOU! to everyone, I was gonna call the album "FUCK YOU!"  but it would be to hard to market, and it is NOT called "The Holocaust" despite the rumors and Night Shields inside cover, there will be Music Videos for it, oh yes, that much I promise you, I already began filming the video for "I" off my Paranormal album and Im currently working on a DVD that Imma try to push with my next album,  so until I get in another near fatal car crash or anything new comes up......

Toke to the muthafuckin Shaw

     

In Minnehaha County Jail, Sioux Falls, SD, no big deal, talk 2 yall in 45, PEACE BITCHES!!!

Toksa Ake, Mitaku Oyasin

On friday april 6th in Sioux Falls SD at Nuttys North, Maniac The Siouxpernatural entered the first ever "Sioux Falls Rap Wars" and faced opponents Ton, and South Dakota allies Truth1 from Truth & Adapt and Durt D and A Def from Soulcrate Music, Maniac beat Ton, Truth and Durt D to advance to the championship match against A Def. Maniac took a loss, but heres what the Argus Leader had to say about the event.   

We got video of Maniacs battles to post on MySpace so keep checkin back!!!

SF Rap Wars: A-Def Destroys Maniac for the Title (found in Argus Leader website.)
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As expected, there were some wicked fights Friday night during the initial battle of the Sioux Falls Rap Wars.

Verbal bombs blew up in the faces of MCs served by their opponents. Floundering freestyle prose was beaten down by the boos, hoots and mocked tornado siren sounds of a critical crowd. And one guy – Black Lungz – quit in the midst of his first battle, apparently because he wasn't in to the moment.
It was intense. And it was calm. The aggression of the one-on-one duals didn't appear to follow the rappers off the stage. Overall, it felt like the unifying moment Sioux Falls hip-hop has needed for years.

But as people filed out of Nutty's North Friday night, they weren't chatting about how this MC battle could bridge the differences of ego-driven rappers or create a de facto mentoring system where rookie MCs learn from the local leaders.
Rather, people were chattering about how A-Def, from Soulcrate Music, took home the belt on a night Maniac the Siouxpernatural seemed destined to win.
From the first round of 16 MCs, these were the two heavyweights, lobbing disparaging rhymes at their opponents with the sympathy of Charles Bronson in the "Death Wish" series.

Maniac cut through his opponents with a sharp tongue dishing out disses about mothers, sexuality, employment (or lack thereof), skill (or lack thereof) and plenty of girlfriend remarks.

A-Def's approach was just as scathing, but not as powerful. After an impressive first round that brought cheers out of the entire building, A-Def seemed to rely on similar punchlines or put-down plot points about sexuality, talent and status.
He seemed to be fading while Maniac gained momentum like a boulder rolling downhill. What we didn't know was that A-Def was saving his best stuff.
In an upset that was reminiscent of Duke's unlikely 1991 Final Four victory over college basketball powerhouse UNLV, A-Def skewered Maniac in the finals. I – one of three judges for the event – scored A-Def 3-0 over Maniac and found myself surprised by the outcome.

Like most people in Nutty's Basement, I was marveled by Maniac's ability to fillet any MC in his path. He humiliated opponents so skillfully that when Dirt D – from Soulcrate – discovered he was up against Maniac he put his hand on his forehead and muttered something like "Oh, man."

But when faced off against A-Def, Maniac looked fatigued. All his best punchlines had been used and he almost seemed to stutter searching for comebacks to A-Def's vicious and hilarious attacks.

And he knew it, admitting at least once during his final battle that he was done. Like UNLV in '91, Maniac finally fell when faced with some equal opposition.
I can't wait for the rematch.

Other Musings
• While A-Def and Maniac were far above the competition, the battles did give us a taste of what's to come from other MCs. Cats like Boonhannin (did I spell that right?) and Mike Kolb showed some skill with serious flow or rhyme appeal – they just need to work on their freestyle punches. Another kid, Indigo Nimbus, had some nice vocal texture and charisma. But, like so many others, he just needs to practice.

• My favorite (clean) line of the night: Maniac dissed a dude named Ton for looking like he works at Best Buy. Ton immediately and casually responded "I don't work."

• If you check out the Rap Wars MySpace page, there's already some beef from the United Ballaz crew, who didn't have anyone in the battle. I don't know the politics behind this, but I was disappointed that these guys weren't representing in the battle, or the cipher afterward (a few Ballaz were in the building). And where were the TSR guys?

• A challenge for the next battle: Can we get a female MC on stage?

Whats up my peoples? Its been approximately 2 years since my "Nightmerika" album dropped, the album was dubbed "the best album to come out of South Dakota in a long time" and "The best album of 2005". It was also Nominated for both a Native American Music Award and Indian Summer Music Award for Best Hip-Hop album of 2005. That album accomplished all that it could, now "Paranormal: The War Within" is officially here. Yes the album is finally available, I know a lot of you stopped giving a damn since it took so fuckin long to get done, and if you still don't give a damn than you can fuck off, word up. But the album is available for order right now, to get this joint simply send $13 to:

Loonatic Prod.

P.O Box 1145

Eagle Butte, SD

57625

If you order now you will also get the "Revenge of the Nerds Mixtape" free. I cannot accept checks, sorry, but theyre always too much of a hassle, your best bet is sending a money order made out to: "Troy Eagle Chasing" yeah thats my real fuckin name, wanna fight about it?

So order some CD's, spread the word that the album is done, lets bumrush the Nammys for 2007 album of the year. Here's the Press release for all of you to read.

Maniac: The Siouxpernatural Returns With "Paranormal: The War Within"!

What fans are calling the most anticipated Native Hip Hop CD ever is hitting streets on March 6th! Maniac: The Siouxpernatural is back with his sophomore LP, "Paranormal: The War Within". While fans have been waiting for almost 2 years for the new LP, Maniac has been creating a new classic. The new album features 19 brand new tracks from the Cheyenne River Native and features the likes of Shadowyze, Night Shield, Overflow, F. Dux, Memoree, 2Mex of The Visionaries and more. Maniac's debut LP "Nightmerika" was released in 2005 to critical acclaim and was nominated for the Native American Music Awards & The Indian Summer Music Awards and was also called the Album Of The Year by The Argus Leader, South Dakota's largest newspaper.

"Paranormal: The War Within" is a true masterpiece and showcases Maniac's versatility as a lyricist and a producer as he effortlessly takes the listener on a journey through the ups and downs of his everyday struggle. On "Tomorrow" Maniac takes an introspective look at his life while on "Everything's Eventual" takes a look at how the times may change yet everything eventually stays the same. Before you go thinking Maniac's going soft he comes back and murders MC's, the vicious "Eternal Champion" and with help of Supaman & Tactile The Rhyme Child on "Mic Arsonists" Maniac shows why he's still Native Hip Hop's most lethal MC. Maniac showcases his song writing ability with the heartfelt "All That He Passes" and gives you a tragic case of mistaken identity with "Weapons Of War". "Paranormal: The War Within" will be released on South Dakota's own Night Shield Entertainment record label.