Channel is the third contribution from one of the last golden era mc's. This album encompasses all the elements that made hip hop top of the food chain in the early 90's. While recording, Sacrifice took a step back from popular media to reflect on the current state of the rap industry. Songs like "Ground Zero", "The Wakening" and "System Down" are a direct examples of his state of mind while recording in Turn It Up Studios, in Los Angeles. It really hits home with heartfelt tracks like "Hold ya Head" and "Goodbye Misery" which reflect a real state of emotion that is often lost in today's music. All the while, solid production carries listeners through the album effortlessly with producers The Kreeper, Logan Flett, The Smokering, GK Productions and Jay Walker carrying shaping this masterpiece. This recording is for the timeless listener, you wont regret adding this album to your MP3 player and enjoying the sounds of Sacrifice...

The album cover is a reflection of Sacrifice's state of mind while recording this record...tucked away in the dark cold basement, watching as the last moments of broadcasting before the snow took over the airwaves. A fear of a dangerous public reaction is why the Tec-9 is laying on the floor.