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There’s more mental health work going on in prison than there is in the free world, well allegedly free world.

For the people that have ever been arrested, they know that when you get locked up, that basically turns into a mental health ward. One thing I realised when I was incarcerated is that most people who are there, it’s not that they’re crazy, it’s that they’re sick. I know you guys in the UK like battle culture. WARNING: This interview contains very graphic descriptions and mature themes. URBAN KINGDOM SPOKE TO IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE IN MAY 2020, DURING THE GLOBAL CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC. Immortal Technique’s third and latest studio album ‘The 3rd World’ was released in 2008. 1’ and now has a legacy that reveals him as one of the most successful independent Hip-Hop artists in the history of the art form. After first developing his name as a battle rap artist, Immortal Technique released his first album in 2001 ‘Revolutionary Vol. Felipe honed his rap skills in prison, and when released, unable to find a job, he started selling his music on the streets of New York City.

During his teenage years, Felipe would be arrested multiple times and shortly after enrolling at Pennsylvania State University he was incarcerated for a year. I spent time in solitary confinement and this isn’t that.” Immortal Technique, May 2020īorn in a military hospital in Lima, the capital city of Peru, Felipe Andre Coronel, alongside his family, would emigrate to Harlem, New York City in order to escape the Peruvian Civil War.