This blackened substance is all of that anger and madness. It was taking the evilness of everybody and throwing it back on the evil. Then, I was pulling all of the madness with the police and things on the East Coast, Ferguson, and all of the events I was talking about in 'Aw Yeah' going in Syria and Benghazi. 'It was all the sadness and anger from that. 'The song was taking all of the anger, sadness, and me feeling like mom was cheated throughout her life because she was sick for the entire duration-yet she still remained the spiritual being she is,' he continued. Now, it's a full blackened shroud over me after my angel left.'

It was all over my head on the Boiling Point EP. It was the tarlike substance coming from my eye on the Seepage EP. I would call it the tar coming from my hands on K.O.D. He told Artist Direct: 'After mom passed, this darkened shroud hit me.

Dearborn St.Tech N9ne was in a dark place for a long time after the death of his mother, and this song reflects his sadness at his loss. Strange music, m-, thank you, thank you, Jim 5 p.m. I was called to do a show for the first time in Paris last year, where he was buried … and I drank Jack (Daniels) with Jim and told him, 'Thank you for really inspiring me to do something great.' It saved my life. He died when I was born, he died in 1971, I was born in 1971 - I guess I became a fan in the middle of my life, but I remember when I first had the idea in 1997, for Strange Music, I was really, really hard listening to it, thank God for Jim Morrison.

Without Jim Morrison, it would never happen, without me (taking) the rebelliousness of Jim and applying it to my life. Without having that album come out, 'Strange Days' by the Doors, they had a song on there called 'People Are Strange,' that really sparked me to name my label Strange Music. That's how I got my label name, Strange Music. On what he's been listening to on the road:

Tech n9ne mom song