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Tiny hosted an exclusive VIP screening of Code Black’s TRAFFIK, at Regal Atlantic Station in Atlanta with cast members Paula Patton, Roselyn Sanchez and Laz Alonso as well as Writer and Director Deon Taylor.

Published

7 years ago

April 18, 2018

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In the action packed thriller, Traffik, Brea (Paula Patton) and John (Omar Epps) are off for a romantic weekend in the mountains. Isolated at a remote estate, the couple is surprised by the arrival of two friends, Darren (Laz Alonso) and Malia (Roselyn Sanchez.) Just when the weekend starts to get back on track, a violent biker gang turns up and begins to torment them. The foursome are forced to fight for their lives against the gang who will stop at nothing to protect their secrets.

Written and Directed By: Deon Taylor

Official Website: http://traffikofficial.com/

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oz-XiYNCo7o

Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @TraffikMovie
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Hip Hop Trailblazer Dumi Right Enlists Chuck D, Speech & More For ‘Foreword To The Future’ LP

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May 29, 2025

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Hip Hop global trailblazer and acclaimed MC, Dumi Right, drops his latest full-length album titled ‘Foreword to the Future.’ Presented by SpitSlam Records (founded by Chuck D), the project comes with bold blends of timeless Hip Hop values and thought-provoking artistry. Dumi brings along legends Chuck D, Speech, Chubb Rock, YZ, El Da Sensei, Breez Evahflowin, and more for an epic celebration. Production features include Diamond D, Kev Brown, DJ MROK, C-Doc, TGhreepeeoh, and more.

“This album is a celebration of hip hop’s power to inspire, uplift, and connect,” said Dumi Right. “To work with so many legendary artists and producers who helped shape the culture is both humbling and energizing. We’re not just making music—we’re building bridges.”