Ali Cashius Jr.'s new single "Fear No Evil" is a record powered by anger, grief, and resilience. The song deals with generational trauma around racism, immigration, cultural erasure, and state violence, laced with references to Malcolm X, ICE raids, and Puerto Rican history, along with deeply personal soul-searching. The lyrics of the track are aggressive and emotionally fragile, his performance is confrontational and humane. This is a protest anthem and cultural testimony from an artist unafraid to speak plainly.
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